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DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE
OF THE
LABORATORY PRCOUCTS
OF
PARKE, DAVIS & COMPANY.
THERAPEUTICS, CONVENIENT TABl ES, MATERIA
MEDICA, FORMULy^, APPROXIMATE
PRICES, ETC., ETC.
REVISED AND ENLARGED.
1894
Press of Parke, Dkv\s &l CLoykvk^x ,
Detroit, NV\c\\.,Vi.^. N-
Copyrighted by
PARKE, DAVIS & CO.
1808.
k b k >.
I^t
PREFACE.
Tlie demajidB of tbe busy phj^sician time necessitated that a hBody
book of reference be provided by whicli lie can reodHy ascertain
glouce the remedies beat adapted to ttie cose under considerarJon,
we Cniit we tiave emliodled Id tlie work wtilch we now introduce to tbe
of p
m mentioned,
« on Fluid Eitracta, Normal Liquids and ConeenlrationB,
gi™n below, ore alone considered necessary.
Thvut ExTBiCTS— There ia an urgent and geneiab demand that the
relative streofitlis of the fluid preparatlonij of {iluu-Diavy be limplillHl and
that many of tbedilute ones be dropped altogether. Tlactiirea, infusions,
wines. HyrupB. eto,, haveno uniforru and well-underBtood ratio of Btrraigth
eitbor da«metr!c or phanuaoietnc. ami the recoUectloa of doae, etc., (a
burdensome to the memory. The nne of fluid extiaotB does away with ".
this luconvenience. Having a strength so adjusted that each mlnimr^ 1
prvseots about ooe groin (1 Gm. in 100 Cc). aH tliat remains for a pra- '
iber to kaow is the dose of the standard crude drug. Tinctures, nines,
., may be Ibereupon made by simply using the proper dDuont Mid to
to exhibit a desired therapeutic effect, or to extsm-
L v,-eakei' ptvparatlOD. This melliod. If gaierallr
I simplify ptiarmacy and otBo — a much more import-
je jihysiclan and phannoclst of the biu^en at carry-
^oalyand that the most accurate and scientjflc one, ttie probabUtty of
s would be reduced to a
- "We cannot here, however, do more thou merely point out the
dentillo advantages to be gained ttoai a more extended
Df preparations.
f" NoBIUL Liq^ius.— Acconling to the U. S. Pharmaoopoiia. one cubic
ff Of any ttuld extract represents one Rramme of the drug em-
ployed tn making it. It is apparent that such preparations will
of Invariable strength, since, in the purchase of crude drugs, especially-'
tiuse containing deiinlte active principles, the quality con
by pbydcal appeoraace, witb any d^ree of certainty. A:
tbe aeUvB medldnal constituenta is the only true criterion by which the
quality of a drug can be measured. Fluid extracts mode in Uie ordinary
e, shore (be variability of tlie drug, while our Noriul
iJijniDS are adjusted to a uuilonn strength by assay, irrespBctive of the
le drug required, thereby imparting to tbem a definite
trapeutic value,
e partioularly empbaaboi the (act that by tlie
tr Normal Liquids tJie superior standard of our Ruid px<
,8 heretofore, tties bib ^tev™<* l^nw- **!*
id of UiBbest mBterials, enA maonlBttovreA ti>^ ^^>k vOiwa
an extra ■pracmitWKv tnwf »»*■ "^"^^
tsof ihcCS, p., we teal aU anaa itanp.\is
Wbatever ol diMrtmioaUcm ^ a^ssA ^n
IS wUl not b6 ^^m
gs. especially^^H
ot be judged^^H
by which the ^^B
Liquids is based solely upon the fact that the only true and scientific U'st
of a fluid extract is the presence of a standard amount of active principle:
actually ascertained in the finished pnxluct,— strength slumld not alone
be determined, as at present, by the quantity of drug emi)loye<l. Normal
Liquids were introduced by us to satisfy the demand for fluid extracts tliat
could be depended upon to represent a definite and uniform allcaloidal
strength and to possess a definite and invariable basis of therapeutic
value.
Concentrations.— It should be thoroughly understood that tlie prep-
arations called "concentrations" are not the active principles of the
drugs they represent, but that they present in the form of a i)ennanent
powder all that is active in the drug, with a minimum of inert matter.
The nomenclatiu^ of those preparations is so unsatisfactory and mislead-
ing, that we have ourselves introduced into it certain inovations, not for
the sake of distinguishing preparations of our own manufacture from
others in the market, but simply as a safeguard against serious mistakes
in dispensing. Thus we do not label the concentration from aconite
"aoonitin," since it might thereby be easily confounded with the alka-
loid aconitine, which is at least ten times as powerful, but aconapelUn.
Notwithstanding the care we have taken to explain the matter, we find
that many of those whose knowledge of drugs has been derived from
books, and foreigners generally, expect that the concentrations will con-
sist solely of the active principle of the drug, perhaps in a slightly im-
pure form. We beg to state distinctly that such is not the case. In
absence of any standard, we conform simply to prevailing usage, which
in this coimtry is generally well enough understood. In so doing it is
necessary sometimes to incorporate diluents, such as sugar of milk, or
powdered drug, to produce a satisfactory permanent powder; it would
be only confusing to physicians and dispensers if this diluent were men-
tioned on the labels as distinct from tiie "concentration," the dose of
which, as a whole, is always correctly stated. Of course it matters not
whether the diluent is inert matter derived from the drug itself, or
whether it is deliberately added; in either case it is an integral part of
the preparation which the physician prescribes as a "concentration."
The preparations offered in the market under the name of concen-
trations vary greatly in physical properties as made by different manu-
facturers. In many instances, through ignorance of the chemistry of the
drug, manufacturers have supplied a product nearly or quite inert; lep-
tandrin, for example, has been prepared by precipitating the alcoholic
tincture of the drug with water, in the mistaken belief that the active
principle of the drug resided in its resinous constituents. We have aimed
in our concentrations to present all the active constituents of each drug,
excluding, as far as ix>ssible, inert matter; and when our preparations
differ from those of oth^ manufacturers, we are willing that they should
be judged by their therapeutic eCaciency.
Certain of tiie more recent additions to the materia medica are do-
serving of the attention of physicians, notably: Red Gum; Ferratin;
Elixir Kola Compound; Kola Cordial; Improved Lofoten Cod Liver Oil;
Syrup Hydriodic Add; Weld's Syrup of Iron Chloride; Syrup Trifolium
C(Hnpound; and other items which have already conunended themselves
to the medical protesaioDf isuch as Cascara Cordial, Hematic Hypophos-
J^iiite^ Glycerin SuppOBitorieSt and other of our own introductions \« fe\^
Tfe are Enid itgenta for tbe manufactureB of the UosqutrarJiilia F(
Co, This cnacern deTiBed A mode of ciHiconlratliie foodg which are p
illgeated. fieef-IMpal. for lostaDce. <8 a p'^llRfs'^ powihred meal, r
resenting in actool outritlvc Yolue six tiniefl its weiglil of good lean bi
Be(4-ClK!B') IB a combinHtloa □[ equal ptu-fa of Beet-Meal, Duteh
uul Rugar, and roruis nitii ^tlier mini or nater a BUat palatabJi>
readily digested totid. Beef-Jelly ia alBO.worChy of tlie attention of
inwMcnl proresdou, iuaamuoh bb in the process of its manufacture, i
le[i[-iligallng fermezit Is employed which converts oil the nsturally
uhle uQtritiTe caiu!tltuei]ta of the beef into a aolnhle and predi
fenn. It la entirely devAid of the objectiouahle iHttemess and dlBagreoH
aide odor tiiat liavo herelofore characterized products of this i
UDsquDTB'B Fluid Beef-Jdly la liIeDtical with our solid Beef-jBlly,
ia form, its main ff^ature of advantaj^e being that it instantly mlTi
either hot or cold water. These Itetns are all predigested by the concen-
trated Juice of Pineapple, which hsa Ikcu foimd to poesess digeatlye prop-
erties farauperlor to any other article of a like nature. Bee sJso BromeKn,
Connected with our Idhoratary is a Scientific Departmrait of experts
ifi the various branches of Uie science of pbannacology the inembeCB oT
dovotluft a life-lime to the careful study of the phj-fllcal, daem-
lerapeu^c propertlps of drugs. The object at this depajlment
'fa HlBo to interest ni«] of science abroad In the Investigation of new
Ihetapeuao agenfii. (or which we have fretioeutly donated the material
for ezperimentatioD, in order that they might be introduced on a sdibi^
tine basis with as full and correct physiolo^cal reporte as possible, for
Uie pr^tcritier'E guidance. We can point with satisfaction to Ute results
as published In the reports on InveatlgatlonB made with our Bssistance b;
euch men as Professor Drasendorff, PodwyssoUdd, Gerbanlt, SchatC
liebrelch, l^nggoard, Benator, Robert, etc, and to tbe numerous dnwv
of value which we have been luBtnunental in Introduoing. sutii as Ciucar»
BBBroda. Erlodlclf on (Yerha eania). Kavitkava, Orlndella, PIcbi, Vlbur-
etc. In the compilation of this book Ihe doB^e of oi^
ulcol nomenclature employed, and other Informatioil
bave received Bpecial and careful rcvlsioii by our Sclentifla;
'e Crust In presenting; this to our friends, to have rot
ice by placing hi their hands a book of reference to
tbey may trequently and confldently refer for informatloo.
It will always aAord us tlie greatest pleasure tc forward any printed
which we have on die. in connection vrlth any of our preparaljons
Oie Information of ourmeilioal hienda, or to receive oorreBpOBdence
ftspecting sclenUflc remedies, which will always receive our very prompt
1
I>Enion, MioB., July, 1804.
PARKE. DAVIS
t CO,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Inasmuch as this work is intended for perma-
nent use^ and as many prices change from time
to time, according to the cost of manufacture, it
should be remembered that rates named herein
are only approximate, and subject to regular
prices current
We would also direct the attention of readers
outside of the United States to the fact that
prices mentioned herein are based upon cata-
logues current in the United States, and are subject
to special catalogues issued for other countries.
This should also be specially borne in mind with
reference to packages; for example, bottles of one
pint contain sixteen fluidounces, according to the
standard of the United States.
In all other respects this work is of the same
practical value in all English-speaking countries.
Respectfully,
PARKE, DAVYS & CO,
6
THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS,
Ok Diseases and their Remedies.
TbiB Is uvessarilr a comleDedd Hat of dlarasiis na wpII as of remedial,
■'Jlmnnaoeiittcal preparatioiu are giTpn only iu arwy few iuuMDOes. dooe
^k ftot only dovs speu^ forbid but the pliyacion cav iniu^h better detenoina
'le BuiUbflltr of the several preparaUonB ol any desired remedy t
licifiigB, HydmBtla, Iron, Uquor G
lOKTION. THREATENED.—
daos, Opfuio, VCburoTim F
— Argenlo aiilphlde, BaUftdonn*, Calcium tactophoBphate, Ool-jl
ahun BUlphida.
nuTY OF STOMACH.— Bismu til, Cerium oialatB, Charfn
chlorio add. Liquid Acid Phoapholes, Nm Vtanlctt, Sodi
onkty only.)
rslies, Arsenic. Caldum sidpblde, Hypophosphllee. FhoBpbo
JCTE MANIA.— BromldeB. Conlum. Dulcamara, HyoscjBi
CarmablB. JamaJcB Dogwood, Valerian.
ADYNAMIA.— Arsenic. Cinchona, Diglialia, Gentian, HydrastiB, Hypo--"
pboHphlteG. Iron. Liquid Add Phoaphates. Saugiilnarla. Btrych:
AFTER-PAINS.— Button Snake-root, amicifuEft, Ergot, QBlsrailum
lauTiiun Pninltoliiun.
AGUE,— Bee lutenulttent Fuvbt.
ALCOHOLISM— Ajowan, Capaicuni. Cimclfnga. CinQhona, Coca. Li
AUAUnOSIS.— Arnica. Ergot, Phoepbonia, Santonin, Stiychnl
AS1ENORRHCEA.-Aconile, Aloes, Apiol. Arse
Canlaphyllum, dmdCuga, Iron, Potas^m
laia, Bandinlu, Squan-Tlne, Water-peppor.
AN.SMIA.— Arsenic, Caldum Inctophoaphate. F
dimtCi Quinine, Strydinioe,
ANEDRiaM.— Digitalis, Ereot, Potassium Iodide
AIJUINA PK(-roaia.-Aconlle. Aniyl nltrtt*, Arseoio,
glycerin), Bodlnm nitrite.
APHONIA,— Atri^lne, Ignatla. tohalants, Ipeoao,
,— Agrimony, Alum root, Bayuum. Krsiueria. Fulasdum cl
indium Borate. Tosics,
lELBTY.- Aconite, Colooynth, Oroton oil. Klaterluii
— Amaiic, Cod-llTer cdl, Iodine, Oil Oaultlierla, Salicylatea. J
.— Chenppoillum, Santonin, Splgelia. Yef7
.-^American Ivy, Apooyaum, Digitalis, Elaterium, Floweliog
OrSTHl plant. Hair-cap Hose, Nettle, Pianlaln, Purslane.
Hanthus glondulosa, Amyl nitrite. Ammoniac, Arsenic,
J,q;iMospenna, Belladonna, Cimicifuga, Eriodlctyon, Eupbarbia Fit
" ■ lelia, Hyoscyamug, Jaboranffl, SanpAnarte^'feaiiina,
■IT. Wafer Fennel.
-Aloes, Colocynth, EuouytuiB, Jura1ifc\»^\^«iB-Vi=»™*'
Ipfa, Mra-cuiy, Mineral adda, EodDpbj'ilvi.m-
pemianeanaW, Pulg*-!
rpoiilKHplilUs, Iron SI
8
THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
BLADDER, CATARRH OF.— Althaea, Balsam Fir, Balsam Poplar, Soldo,
Biichu, Chiraaphila, Cubeb, Eucalpytus, Juniper berries, Kava
Kava, Manzanita, Pareira, Pichi, Queen-of-the-Meadow, Rlius Aro-
inatica, Stone-root, Uva Ursi.
BLADDER, IRRITABLE.— AKTopyrum, Belladonna, Buchu, Cubeb, In-
dian Cannabis, Pichi, Staphisagria.
BOILS.— Arsenic sulphide. Calcium sulphide, Hypophosphites, Silver
nitrate. Syrup Trifolium Comp.
BREATH, FETID.— Charcoal, Eucalyptus, Potassium permanganate, (as
a wash for the mouth).
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.— Aconite, Ammonium and Potassium bromides,
for restlessness (no opiates); Button Snake-root, Caffeine, Digi-
talis, Elaterium, Ergot, Indian Cannabis, Milk diet. Tincture Iron
chloride.
BRON<THIECTASIS.— Hypophosphites, Liquid Acid Phosphates, Quinine.
BRONCHITIS.— Abscess root. Aconite, Agrimony, Ammoniac, Ammon-
ium carbonate and chloride, Angelica, Apomorphine (the best
of all expectorants), Asafetida, Balsam Fir, Balsam Peru, Bal-
sam Poplar, Benzoin, Button-bush, Chekan, Cimicif uga. Eucalyptus,
Eriodictyon, Grindelia, Inhalations, Indian Turnip, Ipecac, E^ava
Kava, Lippia Mexicana, Lobelia, Sanguinaria, Squill, Tolu.
BRONCHORRHCEA (Chronic bronchitis).- Ammonium iodide with ar-
senic, Asafetida, Beth-root, Eucalyptus, Grindelia, Myrtol.
BRUISES.— Arnica, Hamamelis (Distilled Ext. Witch-hazel).
BUNION.— Iodine tincture, Mercury plaster, Silver nitrate.
CACHEXIA.— Arnica, Arsenic, Black Walnut, Cod-liver oil, Hjrpophos-
phites. Iron, Liquid Acid Phosphates, Quinine, Strychnine, Syrup
Trifolium comp. (see Red Clover).
CALCULI, BILIARY.— Alkahne mineral water. Iron succinate, Sodium
choleate. Sodium phosphate.
CALCULI, RENAL AND VESICAL.— Ammonium benzoate, Buchu,
Button bush, Com-silk, Dwarf Elder, Gravel-plant, Hair-cap Moss,
Hydrangea, Parei "a, Pichi, Potassium citrate.
CANCER.— Alveloz miik. Arsenic sulphide, Chaulmoogra oil, Chian tur-
pentine. Iodoform, Phytolacca root, Syrup Trifolium comp. for
systemic treatment (see Red Clover).
CATARRH, ACJUTE NASAL.— Aconite, Belladonna, Creosote, Cimicifuga,
Eye-bright, Pilocarpus.
CATARRH, CHRONIC NASAL.— Ammoniac, Belladonna, Creosote,
Hydrastis, Inhalations, Sanguinaria, Senega, Virg^a Stone-crop.
CEREBRAL ANAEMIA.— Amyl nitrite, Hypophosphites, Iron, Liquid
Acid Phosphates, Phosphorus, Sanguis bovinus exsiccatus.
CEREBRAL CONGESTION.— Aconite, Belladonna, Bromides in large
doses, C!athartics, Gtelsemium, Veratrum Viride.
CHILBLAINS.— Tincture Benzoin comp.. Tincture Iodine diluted. Tur-
pentine.
CHLOROSIS (See also Anaemia).— Arsenic, Hypophosphites, Iron, Iron
succinate. Phosphorus. Quinine, Strychnine, Syrup Trifolium comp.
CHOJLERA AND CHOLERA MORBUS.— Ajowan, Camphor, Chlor-ano-
djrne, Coto-bark, OingeTj Jamaica Dogwood, SumtovkV, ^IKncfeva^
Opium comp.. Wild Yam,
THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
1
root, ^
^^nxnn
lOSEA.— AllaiiUiua glanduloBa. Anafetida, Cerium oxalate. Ciiulct*
fuga. Cod-liver oU, Cooium, Cj-pripediiun, Hyosoyftmua, Hjpo'
pbDBphitee with Iroa, ludlan Cauuabls, Iron. HIaUetae, Mugwoii,
Fhyweligma, Scutellaria, Bilier nitrate, Skunk Cabbage, Strycli:
^ le, SumbiiZ, Voleiiau.
INTESTIKAI.. — Ajowao, Asafeticia, Capeli-um, CaulopbjUi
L'hamumHe all, CbloranodjTiB, ChUirutoim, Oooculus, Crawlar-root,
D«vree^ CanninatlTe (for Infants), Jaju^ca Dogwood. NolToiDlca,
S|)iriia of Ammonia. Wild Yarn.
■Aloes, BeriiertB AqulfoUum, Biickeye-httrk, Cnacara
Bagrada, Colocynti, Euonymus, FiTe-Howered Gentian. Fmogiila,
EUfcenn. H; drasUa. Iron succinate, JuglouH. JurubetMk. Nux Vom-
ica, PLjBOBdgnia, PodopliyUum,
CONTALESCENCE,— American Cenlauiy, AiuericBji Columbo. Balmon;, .
Blue Gentian. Buckbran Brake. CocB cordial. EacDcIa de Calasaya^.
EiHUlnitua, Eupntorlum, FtiDge-tree, GuArana, Hydrastis, Hypo-
ph09iiliIt«B, Kola, preparatifflis, Liquid Add PhoaiiLates. Quinioa.
TQB.— Arbor vite. Belladonna, Bronchial Sedative. BroDChiol Lui-
eugca, Buckhont Brake. Button-bush, ErioilJctyoc
Qrindella, HellanOiella. Lobelia. Ipecac. pmBatilla, Bangi
Senega, Hoaii tree. Squill, WUd Cheny,
CROUP, MEMBRANOUS.— Alum (as on I'metio diBlodRes false meuibrana
and preventa !t forniingj. Belladnnna, Hot fomeotaOona, Ipecac,
Uercury aiibsulphBta. Potasxlum chlorate with Iron Chloride, San-
gulnaria.
CYANOSIS. -Amj-l nltrito. Atiii!di«i*mia, Glonoin (Nitroglytsrin).
CYSTITIK— ipiol. Buohu, Cauthai'idea, Cktm-ank, CWmaphila, Oubeb^'
EucolyptuB. Kava Kava, Pareira, Pichi, Santal, Trltlcum, Uva VnL
JIELIBIUK TSEHENB.— Belladonna. Capsicum. Cimicifuga, Chloroform
CoiM cordial, Eisenda de CollMyu, Hops. Hyoscyouius, Indian Can'
uabla. Jamaica Dogwood, Btramonlum, Strrdmine. Sumbid.
raSIpIDUS.-Alum rvot. Contharides, Ergot, Opium witb
acid, Pilocarpus.
MELLITU8,— Arsenic. Codeujs. Jamtnil seed, Rhus Aro-
MUk diet, KI.TX Vomica,
'A, —Agrimony. Atlanthus glanduloso, Bael, Baycuru, Beech-
drop (Cancer root). Bistort, Block Alder, Blackberry, Buokhom
Brake, Canada ThlBllB, tTasrurllla, Catechu, (Mor-anodyne, Colw J
hark, Euonymua. Geranium Hardhaclr. Ipecac, Irlain, Judaa-tree, H
Kino, Eramerio, Leptandriu. Logwood. Mountain laurel, 0[^um, ^^M
plantaJn, Bhubarb, Rhus Aromatlco. Squaw-vloo. Sumach. Sumbul, ^t
ITumpet plant, IPhite Oak, White Pond-lily, Willow herb.
..—Alcohol, Belladoima, BromeUn, Ihhalants, Iron tlnct-
I, Merctiric chloride corrosive, Papaw Juice, Peptin.
>PST.— American Ivy, Apoeyniim, Arsenic, Bryonia, Broom, Buchji.
BoilkQiDm berries, Contbarlike, CEiu\op^^&aiQ. C^n>u^i{&».,'^'Jtb
<3^J>, ragflallB, Dwart Eliler, mB.tet\\iin, ?'v^r««'(V Y\a«i*vD.it
Hair-cop Moss, Hellebove, Irta, Ja.\a.\i, Isaiva -taisrtwa^
I
lO
THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
DYSENTERY.— A ilantlms glandulosa, Anjnwtura, Ba<.»l, lifiine, Benzoin,
Blackberry, Buckhom Brake, Canada Thistlt*, CaM'arilla, Castor
oil, Goto bark, Ergot, Geranuiin, Hauianu'lis, Hardliack, IiHvac,
Logwood, New Jersey Tea, Nux Vomica, Opiiun, I'laiitalii, Klius
Aromatica, Willow herb, Yarrow.
DYSMENORRH(EA.— Aconite, Apiol, Bi-lladonna, Black Willow, Button
Snake-root, Caulophyllum, Ciniicifuga, (k'lHciniiinij Ilelonia-s,
Hydrastis, Life-root, Liquor Sedans, Stiuaw-vine, Viburnum Opulus,
Vibmnum Prunifolium.
DYSPEPSIA.— AJowan, Angustura, Bismuth, Charcoal, Buckboau, Cala-
mus, Coca cordial, Cascara sagrada. Chamomile, C^irata, F^K^ucia
de Calisaya, Eupatorium, Qentian, Helonias, Hydrastis, Iix^cac,
Iris, Iron succinate, Nux Vomica, Mercuric oxide yellow Ctablets),
Pancreatin, Pepsin, Pulsatilla.
DYSPNCEA.— Amyl nitrite, Asafetida, Chloroform (a few inhalations),
Cimicifuga, Grindelia, Glonoin (Nitroglycerin).
DYSURIA.— Cantharides, Chimaphila, Gaultheria, Gelsemium, Indian
Cannabis, Potassium citrate, Rhus Aromatica, Spints Nitrous
Ether, Squill.
ECCHYMOSIS.— Ammonium chloride. Arnica, Hamamelis.
ECZEMA.— Arsenic, Burdock seed, Cascara amarga, Cliauhnoogra oil.
Cod-liver oil (internally and externally). Oil of Cade (externally—
diluted with castor oil), Pansy (Viola tricolor), Thyroid Extract.
ENTERITIS.— Aconite, Chloral, Ceriwn oxalate, Jamaica Dogwood,Opiimi.
ENURESIS.— Belladonna, Buchu, Cantliarides, Ergot, Iron iodide, Rlius
Aromatica, Scutellaria.
EPILEPSY.— Amyl nitrite, Ailanthus glandulosa, Caulophyllum, ailoro-
form (inhalations), Cocculus Indicus, Glonoin (Nitroglycerin),
Horse-nettle, Hydrastis, Ignatia, Indian Cannabis, Alistletoe, Mug-
wort, Passion-flower, Strychnine, Thyroid Extract, Valerian.
EPISTAXIS.— Aconite, Alum root. Belladonna, Geranium, Ipecac, Matico,
Hamamelis, distilled extract, (internally and externally).
ERYSIPELAS— Aconite, Ammonium carbonate. Beech-drop ^Cancer root).
Belladonna, Crawley root. Iodized Collodion, Rhus Toxicodendron,
Silver nitrate lotion (30 grs. to the fl.oz.). Tincture Iron chloride.
FEVER.— Acid drinks. Aconite, Arsenic, Belladonna, Gelsemium, Quinme,
Veratrum Viride.
FLATULENCE.— Ajowan, Anise, Buchu, Calumba, Chlor-anodyne, Craw-
ley root. Eucalyptus oil, Ginger, Nux Vomica, Oil (Jaultheria, Pep-
sin (to promote digestion).
GASTRALGIA.— Ajowan, Arsenic, Bismuth, Cerium oxalate, Nux Vom-
ica, Pepsin, Soda Mint tablets. Trumpet plant.
GASTRODYNIA.— Belladonna, Cldoral, Chlor-anodyne, Ether, Glonoin
(Nitroglycerin), Jamaica Dogwood, Nux Vomica, Opium.
GASTRIC DILATATION.— Bismuth with Magnesia, Concentrated Food
free of starches and sugars. Eucalyptus oil, Ignatia, Nux Vomica, Oil
Gaultheria.
GLANDS, ENLARGED (Parotitis).— Bearsfoot, Bitter Bugleweed, Cal-
cium sulphide, Figwort, Hydrastis, Iodine and the iodides, Mercuric
cbloride corroeiye, Phytolacca, root, Syrup TrifoUum. convpoxwid,
Tl^jmid Extract.
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THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
un Fir, BalBam PoplBf. Beccb-drop (Cancer nnl), Buc
nake-nnit. CanUiariites, Copaiba, Ergot, Eiiisulyptus oil,
a, Kavu Ksia, Oil Sfmlol, VichI, Bcuuciug-riish, Yerba
te (acute stage) Balraju Fir, BAlsam Pam, Baleom '
Fi^ilor, BoldD. Bucbu, Button Soalie-rDob, CliinuqiUla, Cbewstlulc,
Copaiba, Ergot, Qurjim BalsaiD. HydrostiB (Fluid Clolden-aeaJ color-
less heal for iuiectloua), Irun chlndde IJcctiire, Hanzanllo. Mutioo,
FDJViFB. PulHBtllla, RandaluFood, ScouT-iuf; Buah, tTvai Ursl. White
Poplar, YerbuReuma.
GOUT.— Acimite, Belladotuui. Colohlcum. Dulcamara. Gusiac Lappa,
Lltfalum citrate, phytotocca root, Potaasruoi iodlrle, Htrjtdm
Sulphldw.
HAT yEVKR,— Aconite, -Arsenic, Betbdonna, Cocaine (solutioD^b
per ©ait. painled or sprayed) EyebrEght, Grindelia, IgDatla, Ipecac,
Lobelia, PaflBion-dower, Quinine.
ITEAST DISEASE.— Aconite, Adouls Yernalis, Ainyl ultrile, ArEenIc,
CereusgraudlBorua, CUuloifuga. CouvaJlaria (safer tban DIglluliBj,
DigilaJia. JJm Yomica. BtrophonthuB, Veratrmn Vlride.
H£»ATEMESIS.— Alum, Ergot, GnJllu add. namameliB. Ipecac, Icon
JObsulpljate CMonsd's salt), J*ad acetate. Tannin. TurpeoUne.
lTUHIA,— Buohu, Chimaphila, Ei^t Oi^Eoto hypodermlcally),
QftUlc add, Hamamellit, Ipecac, Iron cbloride tincture, Queeii-of-the-
SoourlDK-nwh, Sulphuric acid.
tOPXrSIS.— Aconite, Arnica, Beth root. Bugle-weed, Iron (aprajed),
Water Feimel, also in addition reuiediea mentioned ahtr/B under
Heioateuicsis.
LHit, Block Oak, Buckthorn bark. Ergot,
Erigeron, Hamamelia (diatUled e>Oaut|, HydrasUs (lulematly aud
extoroBlljO. Iron BUbsuIpliale (Uonsel's aoJt). Nutgall, Nux V<
ico, (Jpluiu (eitemolly), Saraca iDdlca. Stililngia. Sulpbur i
BU^ilridta.
jpATlC DISORDERS.— AooHile (in acute inQaummttoQ), Ammonl
dilorlde On chronic lori'tdity— SO grain erer; 4 bours), Baluic
', Bitter-root, Boldo, Buckeye, Bryonia, Colchlcuni, Colo-
tgrnth, Culver's-root. Euonymua. Fivc-ltowered Gentian, Garden
~ ' " e. Grindelia, Ipecac, Irla, Juglnns, StUlinglH. Wood Betouy.
BOKDBIA.— Araenio, Asafetida, Bromides, Cimicifuga. Coca,
B, Ignolio, Jamaica Dogn'ood. OpiUQi Cstiuiu-
iBDt doses). Sumbul, Valerian.
HYSTERIA.— AntbemlB, Areaitc, Aeafetlda, Cnulopbyllum, Cimicifuga,
Cypripedium, Ether, Eucalyptus, iKnatla, Indian Cannabis. Inm,
PhoepboruB, Fotasalum bromide, Sanguinaria (hi bysteria from
obronic hepaJifJd}, Scutellaria, Skunk Cabbage, Strychnine, Sum- ^
bul, Valerlui. Zinc viderianale.
]:UPOTEN(X.— Arsenic, Caotharlilis. Coco. Damiano. Indian Cannabis
Iron. Uquld Acid PhosiihalcB, Muirapuoina, Phosphorus. Sanguln- '
aria, Saw Palmetto, Btrychnioe, Walot-ttppei.
JJCWA.— BelladoQUO, Bromides, C\iiimom\\B, (Movsi, CTW^V^'™^
Sap*, HrosoyamuB. IbbbUh,. IndSan CannaMs, iBUia^ca ■OaB""*'
"""^' Scutejiaria, Sumbui.
M aiiioi
iron, uquii
K aria, Saw P
KMA—Bel
Bqm Byae
tmm
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THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
INTERMITTENT FEVER.— AJstonia Constricta, American Centaury,
Apiol, Apoc3muni, Apple-tree l>ark, Arbor vitae, Anienic, Black
Alder, Button-buKli, California Fever-buHli, CaBcarilla, Cedron seed,
Cimicifuga, Cinchona, Eupatoriuin, Five-llowered (lentian, Grin-
delia, Hydrastis, Iron succinate, Nux Vomica, Quinine flower. Sali-
cin. Spice bush. Strychnine, Warburir*8 Tincture, White Poplar.
IRRITABILITY.— Asafetida, Bugleweed, Catnep, Cimicifu(?a, Cypriped-
ium, Ignatia, Matricaria, Pulsatilla, Scutellaria, Skunk Cablmp',
Strychnine, Twin-leaf.
JAUNDICE.— Arsenic, Ammonium chloride, Balmony, Barberry, Bay
berry. Bitter-root, Boldo, Ooloc3mth, Culver's-root, Euonymus, Fig-
wort, Garden Celandine, Hydrastis, loecac. Iris, Iron succinate Jur-
ubeba, Rhubarb (chiefly for children), Sodium phosphate, Stillin-
gia.
LACTATION.— Diminiafctnflr flow: Belladonna, Camphor (satiutited solu-
tion in oil). Potassium iodide. Quinine, Sulphuric acid (diluted),
Tannin. Increasing fimr: Anise, Carica I*apaya, (}astor-oil plant,
Gaultheria, l^ilocarpus. Tea (black), Xanthoxylum.
LARYNGITIS.— Abscess-root, Aconite, Belladonna, Catechu, Indian Tur-
nip, Inhalants, Ipecac, Sumach, Virginia Stone-crop, Water Erj-ngo,
Water Fennel.
LEUCORRHCEIA.— Agrimony, Balsam of Peru, Bayberry, Beech-drop
(Cancer-root), Bistort, Button Snake-root, Canada Thistle, Canthari-
des, Coniiun, Ergot, Hamaifielis, Helonias, Hydrastis, Judas-tree,
Manzanita, Matico, l\ilsatilla, Rhus Aroinatiea, Sumach, Sunibul,
Virginia Stone-crop, Water Avens, White Pond IJly, WTiite-oak
Bark, Willow herb, Yerba Reuma.
LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA.— Bellatlonna, Electricity, Phosphorus, Potas-
sium iodide, Physostigma, Silver nitrate. Strychnine, Systemic
tonics— Cod-liver oil, Iron, etc.
LUMBAGO.— Aconite (internally and externally), Cliloroform liniment,
Electricity, Jamaica Dogwood, Morphine with Atropine, l*otas-
sium iodide (if of syphilitic orig^in), Potassiimi nitrate (10 grain
doses if the urine is dark colored), Rhus Toxicodendron, Diet and
Rest.
MANIA.— Belladonna, Chloral, amicifuga. Digitalis, Duboisia, Ergot,
Gelsemium, Hops, Hyoscyamus, Indian Cannabis, Jamaica Dog-
wood, Potassium bromide. Stramonium, Veratrum Viride.
MASTITIS.— Belladonna (intemaUy and externally). Camphor, Conium,
Iodine (to remove consequent induration), Phytolacca root (inter-
nally and externally).
MELANCHOLIA. — Caffeine citrate. Camphor monobromated, Cliloral.
Cimicifuga, Coca, Ignatia, Indian C!annabis, Iron chloride tincture,
Liquid Acid Phosphates, Opium (in stimulant doses). Potassium
bromide, Valerian.
MENINGITIS.— Aconite, Belladonna, California Laurel, Ergot, Gelsemium,
Hyoscyamus, Opium, Physostigma, Potassium bromide. Potassium
iodide, Pulsatilla, Veratrum Virid©— Depletion, Purgatives, Cold.
MENORRHAGIA.— Cimicifuga, Cotton-root bark. Digitalis, Ergot, Erig-
eroD oil, Hamamelia, Iron, Kino, Krameria, Fotaasiuxxi broixu^V^^
Quinioe, Sanoa IndUsa, Yibumum Prunif olium.
^:jtrALOIA.— Ammoniiun ohloride. Arnica (intenuiUy and Rrlenmllr), [
BelliuIomiBi withOpiiuii (pxtcrnBllr). Oimlcifuga, ChloroFonn III ~ '
laent. Cocs, Jamaica DoKwuod, SunChoxyluia.
NEKVOnS EXHAUSTION.— AromiUio fipirifji of Ainmonlo, CaJiBiiie
OU-Bted, Coca, H;pophiiBph[(e«. Liquid Acid Fluispliatea. Strjcb-
Dine. Voltirisa, Zinc pbosptaat«.
NEDRalQLA.— Aconite (internally and eitemaJly), Antlieuiis, Araenie,
Belladonna, California Laurel, amlcifuga, GelBeDiium, Horse-chet*-
■ nut, Ignatia. Indian Cannable, Junaica Dogwood. Menthol, Osmlc
I acid, PhosptiDrn^ Pbyawtlgma (neuralgia oC the ^e-liall). Quinine,
r 9a« Palmetto, Scutdlaria, Splgelia, StryehniDe, Tonga, Zinc "mler-
NIQHTflWE ATS.— Belladonna, Camphor monobromated, Crawlej-rool,
DubolaUk Ergot. WMte Agaric
NYMPHOMAKI*,— Black Willow, Bromidea, Camphor njonobmroated,
Dulcamara, Hops, HjOEcyamus, Sndlum borate (externally and in-
temaltf], Btraoiouluin,
OBESITY.— Alkaline mineral walerB, Bladder-wraeli, Iron Bocdnat^d
Potflfliiuui pvmanganate. Avoidance of atorchfs aj
ODONTALCilA.— Aconile, Caltforaia Laurel, Chloral, Cocaine, Coto,1
EtheTEBl soluUon nt Tannin, .taniaica Dognood.
(lAaALYBIS,— Belladonna, CautharideH. CoceuluH Indlcua, Colocynth,
Ooalmn. Ki^t, Gelsemium, Hoang-nau. Hyoecyamua, Ignatla. In-
dian Cannabis, MisUetoe, Phosphorus with Cod-lirer oU. Rhus Toil-
Sliychuine.
auaaaiuin bromide, Amyl nitrite, Asafellda. Belladon
ButtOD-root, CTocblneal, Conium, Duboisia, Qelsemiiun, .
I Turnip, Jamaica Dogwood. Lobdia, PulsatUIa)9
Sav Palmetto. Slnink C!abbsge. Gtramonliiai.
.muionluui ohloride, Cimicltuga, Olycerin. pure or *
(externally), HydrsiBtlB Ontemally and externally}.
Inbalatjou, Pomegranate bark (gargle). Fotoaslum chlomle, San-
ttoxjlnm. Virginia StJine^Top. Ziuo aulpliate (gargle).
.Arsenic, Aspldiwperma, Belladonna, Cimicifuga, Ood-l
oQ, CreoBote, Eulachon oil, Sodium biimte (extemally and Id
nally>. Sold and sodlutn chloride. Inhalations, Iodine (laterualljr I
and extfimaUy), Iron iodide, Mnlleln, Sundew, Water FenneJ.
AbBceas root. Aconite. Axdepias, Bryonia, Crawley-root, '
Mgitalis, Iodine. Otdum, Pilocarpus. Potassium iodide, SyiiltJ. Bin-
- u Viride.
(ONIA.— Aconite. AmDiontiim carbonate. Digitalis, Ii
iodldf^ Ipecac, Opium, phosphorus, Sanguiuarla, Senegj
. Veralrura Vhide.
ILTDBIA.— Bee Diabet«e iDsipIduB.
-Arsenic sulphide, Berheria Aquifolium, Burdock
powdw, Phosphorus, Tar.
FALIBIL— Belladonna, Iodine tincture (gargle). Sulphuric i
(gsTgle), PuCasBlum chlorate PotaHslum ^o^Hb,
CONVULSIONS.-A™iilte, Ams\ ■iitri\fe.
Chloral, Cmorofomi InhalatiotiB, BlfmotaOSVCto^\3cetto"),'^i
^1
il-
IsaOll^^^l
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THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
PUERPERAL FEVER —Aconite, Opium, Stramonium, Veratruiii Viride,
Warburg's Tinctiu-e.
PUERPERAL MANIA— Aconite, Cimicifuga, Iron chloride tincture,
Jamaica Dogwood, Potassium bromide, Stramonium.
PYEMIA (Septicaemia).— Arsenic, Iodine, Potassium permanganate,
Quinine, Salicin, Salicylic acid, Stimulants.
PYROSIS.— Ajowan, Bismuth with Magnesia, Capsicum, Pulsatilla,
Strychnine, Mineral and fruits acids.
RACHITIS.— Cod-liver oil, Iron iodide, Lime-water, Phosphatic foods,
Sweet Fern.
REMITTENT FEVER.— Aconite, Alstonla Constricta, American Cen-
taury, Apoc3mum, Button-bush, Cimiclfuga, Qelsemium, Iron suc-
cinate. Morphine (hypodermically), Quinine, Serpentaria, War-
burg's Tincture.
RHEUMATIC ARTHRITIS.— Aconite (internally and externally),
Arsenic, Cimicifuga, Cod-liver oil, Ck>lchicum, Guaiac, Iodine and
iodides. Lithium saltfi, Manaca.
RHEUMATISM.— Aconite, Arnica, Belladonna, Bryonia, Buchu, Califor-
nia Laurel, Caulophyllum, C*haulmoogra oQ, Cimicifuga, Cod-liver
oil (internally and externally), Colchicum, Conium, Digitalis, Dul-
camara, Guaiac, Hydriodic Acid (syrup), Iron chloride tincture,
Kava Kava, Lappa, Lithium salts, Manaca, Menispermum, Meze-
reum, Nettle, Phytolacca-root, Pilocarpus, Pongamia globra oil.
Potassium bicarbonate, Potassium iodide, Pulsatilla, Rhus Toxico-
dendron, Salicin, Salicylic acid and salicylates, Soapwort, Xan-
thoxylum.
SCABIES.— Balsam of Peru, Ichthyol, Staphisagria, Sulphur, Sul-
phurous add (gaseous), Tar ointment.
SCARLATINA.— Aconite, Ammonium carbonate. Chlorinated Soda solu-
tion in sloughing, Digitalis, Iron chloride tincture. Potassium
chlorate. Potassium iodide. Potassium permanganate (internally
and also locally to the throat), Quinine, Sodium benzoate. Sul-
phurous acid inhalation.
SCIATICA.— Aconite, Belladonna (or preferably Atropine with Morphine
hypodermically), Chloroform (intra-muscular injections), Cimici-
fuga, Cocaine hypodennically, Guaiac, Iodides, Osmic acid, Rhus
Toxicodendron, Tonga, Aquapuncture, Acupuncture.
RCROFULA.— American Sarsaparilla, Bayberry, Berberis Aquifolium,
Black Walnut, Button Snake-root, Carrion-flower, Cod-liver oil.
Dulcamara, Eulachon oil, False Bitter-sweet, Figwort, Hoang-nan,
Iodides, Lappa, Menispermum, Mezereum, Mountain Laurel, Phy-
tolacca-root, Red C!lover tops, Rumex, Sarsaparilla, Soapwort, Stil-
lingia. Tag Alder, Turkey-corn, Twinleaf, Water Eryngo, White
Pond-lily, Xanthoxylum.
SPERMATORRH(EA.— Belladonna, Black Willow, Cantharides, Cimici-
fuga, Conium, Damiana, Digitalis, Ergot, Gelsemium, Helonias,
Hops, Hygienic measures, ^yI)ophosphites, Indian Cannabis, Kava
Kava, Liquor Sedans, Potassium bromide, Star-grass, Strychnine.
SI*LEnSN, ENLiAIUMD,—Ai&emc and Mercuric iodide, Bearsfoot, Bella-
donna, Bitter Bugleweedj Ergot, Grindelia, Iodine, QvAnin^
THERAPEUTIC SUGGESTIONS.
aaltu, AmmonluTn chloride. Arnica, Hanu
eitract), Mujwort.
Bismuth, Eucalyptus, Hydrastis. Rramt^rio, Pot4fltfuB
obloraU) In solution, Rubus, Compresged Ublets-Boroi, potaniua
chlorate, Potaralum cliJorate and Borai.
tTCOSlS.— Boric auld. locally; Mercurial iNUtment or oleate. extenislly;
Solution Arsenic end Mercuric iodide. Internally; Sodliun sulphite
I SYNCOFE.— AmmoDla Ciatemally or hihaJed), Amyl nitrite, Atropine
hypoermlcoUy. StlmuliuitH.
L B Y PUiLIB.— Bamboo Brter, Berberis Aquifoliiun, Carobo, Cascan. ^
amarga, Iodides, Lappa, Manaca, MeniHiJerniiini, Meroiirialfl, Moun-
t^u Laurel, rhytolacca-rt»t, PulBaCiila, Bumex, StiUingla, gynip ' j
TrfKilJum Scnnp., White lodisii-bciiip, Ycrba Biieno.
[VBTAXUa— AooDlte. Amyl oltrlte, Belladonna. Chloral, GGbemium, J
EaBiif;-iiBn. Hyoscyamus, Indian Camiatila, PbysosLfema, Pot«B^ i
dum bromide. Strychnine.
TIO DOULOURBHTX (see also Neur^Bia).— AconlW, Camidfuga, Gel- ]
seoiiiuQ, Fhospbonw, Bpigelta. Tonga.
TONSlLLlTtS.—AcoDite, Garj^lea CAluni. Tannin or CapsJcum), Ou^aC, 1
surer nitrate Oocidly), Compresani tablets of Ammonium chlorido -J
or Potaadum chlorate.
TYPHOID FETEH.— Arnica. Beltadoaoa, Cinchona, Digitallfl, ErRot, Eu- '
patorium, Hydrastis (for exceaalve swealin^). Ipecac, Nitro-hydro- 1
chtoHc add. Potassium bromide, Serpentarla, Turpentine, Wild '
IndiKo, Scalded-Dillk diet.
VUCESB—Byttemic remedies; Araenie, Belladonna, Hydraatis. Syrnp-
TrifoIluQi comp. LoaU Teniediei: Cblorinaleil soda solution, In-
digo, Fhytoloigs-root, Potassium cUorate, HomameUs (distilled
extract}, Zinc chloride (a very strong caustic), Zinc sulphate.
ColuhJcum, DuLphoresls, Digitalis, Hydrogogne and SaJfne
or Nitric add, largely diluted as a lotion, Beni
ire externally, ISodlum salicylate, BQ^chnlnc-
HBLAXED.— Bistort, Geranium, etc. (diluted as eorgles),
—Bandaging, Ergot, Hanuunells CdlstiUed eilj-aut}.
inlemic reintdiea: BolladomiB. Cimlcifugo, Quinine. SekJ
Tincture Ot Iodine, Mercurial ointment, Oolimllon, SIlTaT A
solution (SO gntloB to the fluidounce].
I.— Bromides. Ood-Uver tril, Oooculns Indiciis. DigitaKs, SkiinlC^
ychnlne with Iron.
lite, Adrue,ArMnte,BlBmua\mfticw\i<inB^fc,lii-S(6!»o(S,.J
Cfcrtuiu oTftlate, Hydrastla, Hydroeyanto luaa, (^aiAoJv S
OBSTETRIC CALENDER.
n:n*: cx:.5:>ta?. x:vthsw
rT>- Lr>"AS JI'»"THS.
rvk'x.
Kvbrii*ry I
MATvh I
Aivt; :
June !
July 1
Au^nt^ 1
^^trtiilvr I
iVu**^r 1
NovtHiiN^r 1
l\\vmlvr 1
r»*
r-*T*.
r?
ZUTS.
Ovc.'t^T" ^:
N.-^rt=:fcvr V
rVwciNfC SI
JAT.uuy S:
K«^^cuAr*i- *
Mirv^h 31
April A.'
X*y ai
June a>
Jul>- Si
Au^nist 31
r5
274
an
273
274
■\c.t«- : a!^>
IVc«i:5r*r ... J *l)
j ^—Ai- y :; 2iv
Frt:r.'jrr .... 4 2S0
Mirvr. .: : 2SV
Aj^-I f 2!*>
3!U,v r *<•
Jui>e 7 es)
July 7 '.v-
AuiTv'.st 7 •>* •
Sei^cember... »; •>!>
Tho above calendar may be r«ad as foUows: A patient has ceased to
meustrtiate t^i the 1st of Julj-; her coofinemeiit may be expected at SiX»n-
t.«8t« aU^ut the Sls^ of March. ^fAe end of the nine calendar months] vr at
latest, on the 6th of April [fAe end of ten lunar months]. Another has
ceattxl to in^istniate ihi the 20ch of January, her confinement may be
exiHVttnl i>n the 3i)th of Septembrt*. plus 3l» ilays Jhe end of nine calen-
dar months]^ at soonest; or on the 7th of October, plus 20 days, [fAe end
of ten lunar monthSy] at latest.
POISONS AND ANTIDOTES.
Stomach pump to be empHoyed when available.
I'OISON.
ANTIDOTE.
A...r^ Mti^i>AT J Chalk, magnesia, lime, solution of carbonate
Aoiws MiNKRAL -j ^j g^^ emoUient drinks, fixed oils.
Acx)Nrrs Emetics, stimulants externally and internally.
Antimont Tartrate. . . . Vegetable acids, tannic acid, catechu.
Arsenic.
Moist peroxide of iron (perchloride of iron
and calcined magnesia), elix. succinate of
iron, dialyzed iron, charcoal, ammonia,
artificial respiration, cold affusion.
Atropine See Belladonna.
Argbnti Nit. (silver ni-j Solution of common salt in demulcent
trate 1 fluid.
( Emetics, cold to head, active cathartics, am-
< monia and other stimulants externally and
( iDtorDa4y Opium.
Belladonna.
POISONS AND ANTIDOTES.
POISON. ANTIDOl^
CAHMAHialHiintA.... Bee Indiak Cihhabib.
(EmeOca, emollient (Mnkti, oplat*8 by
CiSTQARiDBB -', lUid rectum, followed by 16 grain dosea oil
( eucHjypCuB or parsley.
CiHBOi.io Acid Fliedrfls.
(ArtUlcial rcarintion, gaJvaulsm of pneuin
CHUD&oroBH lnaALATiON -( KHHtiiu and ttarougb diapbraKin. alooholl
1
" ) n>i'Htsupervune.Bl<Mbolics.ammoala.<»ff«e.
fi.™™ i Emetics, Tollowed hy stlinulantB oitarnally
""'™" 1 and talernallr.
CoHaosiVE Subuhate:. . . See Hebcubic Chldiude. Corhosive.
ri , n„ 1 Emetles. [oUowed by mueilsrinoua Hulda con-
UBOTOBUH. j talning opium.
COPPEB SnwHiTE Albmnan or white of eg^.
rL,^_.,,„ (Hecumbent posture after emetiCB. atimiilontH
iiiQiTiuB -j iDtenmllyaadexwraally.
T. .^.„.™, ) Dmnuloent drinks and euMnala, small doses
JiniTKRi™ -j ofoptum, andtbewatiubath.
{Artiflidal reBpiration, with cold affu^on, rreah
pivcipluited oxide oT iruD with alkaline car-
bonate, elixir Iron succinate.
HToBOtiKOB . ..\ Einatlca, Btlmulanta eiternally and tnlemally,
of rmpiraton' miiscleB and
cauiioufily; rarely fatal-
I Emetics and demulcoat drinks, — Ht4ux:h or
1 Sulptiatu or ubospbate of snla, Epsom salts,
» < succeeded by emetics. Huoyadl waf^r. af ler-
( wards opium and milk.
, Stimulants ertaTially and inlemaUy,
jUbnmen (white of 1 egg lo 4 gre. ol __
mnte). flour, milk, protocUoride of tin.
i Enema. 1-S ra. tobacco (o JD oi. boiltD^ water,
given uDtn spasms abate; Dicotiae, ouedr^
Bi warin aberry and water; vinegar.
IEnielic, stimulonls externally and lnt«j-naJly,
GEnmg coffee, cold olTiiiiioii, ealFanlsui. arti-
ncLaJ resplraQon. forced prolongeil and ac-
tive exercise, belladtinna or atropiiDe^
J Carbonate ot wirtn.. eroei.\<*,w«.Tn\
POSOLOGY.
FROM THK physician's PERFECT CALL-BOOK AND RECORD, BT DR. O. ARCHIE
STOCK WELL.
AXIOMS FOR REMEMBRANCE.
1. Afilnttjr of botanical cliaracters is no evidence of like
therapeutic action; the same also holds good of chemical composition.
Neither are sensible properties a test of physiological value.
2. Like anatomical cliaracterlstlcs are far from being
evidence of like physiological functions. The action of medicines on
lower animals, instead of being guideposts, are merely landmarlcs.
8. Pol jrpliarmacjr is not medical science. The fewer ingredients
in a prescription, and the more simple it can be made, the bett^.
4. Tbe action of medicines is modified by sex^ age, tempera-
ment and diathesis, idiosyncrasies, habits of life, mce and mental
impressions.
6. l¥omen, being possessed of more delicate organization tlian
men, rarely require the same doses. Avoid aloes during pregnancy; sul-
phuric acid during lactation; and mercury in ancemic chlorosis.
6. Old age and clilldlftood do not bear doses proportionately to
manhood and youth. Excepting under urgent circumstances, an opiate
should never be administered to an infant. Blisters and leeches make
more decided impressions on children than adults— all things being equal
— and the former are especially apt to induce ulceration and gangrene in
the young. Per contra, mercury is better borne proportionately in child-
hood (and old age) than in middle Ufe; it is all but impossible to salivate
a child under ten years of age. The following is the scale of doses
employed at Guy's Hospital, London, one being the unit or adult dose:*
AGE DOSE.
1 month 1-30
8 months 1-15
6 months 1-10
months 1-0
1 year 1-7
2 years 1-6
3 years 1-5
4 years 1-4
5 and 6 years 1-8
AGE DOSE.
7 and 8 years 1-2
to 12 years ^3
13 to 15 years 3^
15 to 20 years 5-6
21 to 45 years 1
46 to 60 years 5-6
60 to 80 years 3-4
80 to 90 years 2-3
100 1^
7. Sanguine and sanKulno-nerrous temperaments
bear anti-phlogistics, and loss of blood, readily; the reverse is true as to
♦What is known as Dr. Cowling's rule approximates this very closely
and has the advantage of being easily remembered:— Given the dose for
an adult, the dose for a child is obtamed by dividing the number of the
following birthday by 24. For example: the dose for an adult is 16
jgrains; for a child at two years of age the dose will be 8-1-24—1-8 of 16 is
M^CgminaX [Ed.]
i8
IdloeyncrsalM, especially to-
DenlKeiiiH or eltleHf especially id orercrowded quorterB uid
iieJit boiiseG, cannot bear (}Q&es to wblch thoee of rural and DU<'<loor
re occuBtomed. (Jtfarft Ihia ai to cKOdten espedaUyO The some
i fzCAtmeat nec^ssaiy to relieve acute disease In Hie tatter will
f ]in>bBblJ tend lafataiits amotig thefomrr.
Habit IncDloteB tolerance evai of poison. Unstapba
was Bociiatomed to take tliree draohma of opiun
□ Yenen a tJilrd aa much corToalve Bubllmate durlujf ever^ J
I twenty-four hours; and certala of the lohabitiuitB of NorUien
onsume an entire nui vomica, (about twenty gralDH), 1
I e<fery twelve hours.
11. Blondes require a larger dose tban BraneIt«a..J
_ Indians, yegroue, MaliLys. Hindoos, ojid the dork and yellov
the Di'ist luirt aioenablB to Kalf ingloSaimu doses.
12. PaaKloiM and all^cllon* of Ihe mind markedly inflit- ■
Ue the Hctiou of remedies, especially ni
L.tlona)' QMpmcTB>rr, may remove nxovninina of dij^cultlet, sinoe
[ 3» the fMindalion of the miraculous.
. Jndlclonscomblnatlonaaf mcdlclneBareaften
r i^toclire tJian remedies employed alnglj; but uomWnatious are
n^SnUided except when greet (ntin Is to be had. Dlel>«llB frequenting
dhii-etlc uutil combined with squUls or carbonate o
I, Mniuoida; tlie reitlnolda are Tendered more aCQclently purgative
L.Qie action of merouTy; and diaphore^ is more certainly induced bQT Af-
' mot •iiUnm and Ipecac than by either singly.
14. Chemical laeompatlbles In the main are to be avolde^jl
such incompatibility, the resulting compound ii -•-■
lered inert. Here a trifle of chemical knowledBS !■ r]
Inahle. Of all uucbemlcal cotobinHtionB, perhaps the
►taostripially useful is opium and acetate of lead; they react, procuring
et&te of morphia and meconate of lead. See also page SH.
i. BeKPlailon of done.— Almost every article in (he materia
■a openttee differently when given In a larse or suiall dose. Tar-
lor eiomple, in dose of one-twelfth to oue-8iith grain,
m ■ dCaphorgtii- and e^ecforant; but hicreased to two or three
■ powerfully emetic. Oplnm Is a ilivnilanl in small, and
e In large, doees; and oil of Inrpenllne In doEes of oTie or
ts as an acrid hrltaut of the kidneys and geultourlnar]'
doBeof one (o two oujices it nperales freely upon the
la Without reoai or vesical irritation.
which
s paid,— viz., I
w the drop and the t?
i^Iiow erroneous is the common eatiiuate ftlBlfc■ta^*ii«re^aner*l.-
l, ami afford convliiclng cvidetice ot ttia lAaB (*. -nufttVi
ao
POSOLOGY.
APPROXIMATE TABLE OF DROPS TO FLUIDRACHM.
ti
it
it
ti
DROPS.
Acid, Acetic 120
Hy(lnic>'aiiic, dilute 45
Muriatic 54
Nitric 84
♦' dilut«» 51
Sulphuric 90
^' dllut«» 51
Alcohol (rtHJtifled; 188
(proof) lao
Ammonia Water, Htron^ 50
" weak -40
Creo«iot« 91
Clilon>fonn 180
Ether, milphuric 150
*' Hoffman 8 90
" Spirits of Nitrous 90
Olycorin 66
Liquor, Iodine Comp 76
*^ Donovan's BoIutioD 62
• ' Fowler's Solution 60
Oil of Sweet Almonds 120
" Anise 85
" Caraway 105
Cloves 108
Chenopodium 97
Cinnamon 100
Croton 80
Cubebs 86
Qaultheria 102
Fennel 108
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It
»t
it
t(
ti
DROPS*
Oil of Parsley (Apiol) 56
Orange 190
OUve 7»
Peppermint 106
Rosemary 104
Sassafras i
Savine f 108
Sjrrup of Acacia 58
Squills 85
Tincture of Aconite 118
Asafetida 120
BeUadonna 110
Digitalis 120
Guaiac 130
Iodine 144
Iron, Muriate 106
Opimn 147
" Camphor... 110
Tolu 130
Vinegar, Distilled 78
'* Colchicum 80
" Opium 89
" Squills 80
Wine, Sherry. Madeira 78
" Antimony 72
" Colchicum 76
" Opium 78
" Aromatic 64
JV^ater, Distilled 45
Spring 64
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N. B.— Drops tend to vary according to the size of the lip of the
bottle poured from. Patients should provide themselves with a grad-
uated pipette-tube^ and the physician may carry one of the same, of a
capacity of fifteen minims, in a thermometer-case.
16. Tbe dose of anjr s^lTen iiiedl« tne, parttcularljr a
narcotic or pargattTC, should be regulated rather in accordance
witti the effect produced in each individual case than from the published
tables; the latter are given as guides merely, and are not infallible.
17. Tbe cbaracter, period and form of disease influ-
ence the operations of medicine in no slight degree. He who treats a
disease by name only, is, to say the least, guilty of great indiscretion.
Again, in epidemics it is worthy of note that a remedy which is highly
beneficial at one period appears to possess no efficacy at another. Usually
while the onset and fastigium of an epidemic is marked by the multitude
of deaths, with its wane recoveries are the rule; hence, the period of an
epidemic infiuences the action of medicines,— the physiology of which
cannot here be discussed.
18. Certain morbid conditions of bodyt or Intensltsr
of disease, also modify the action of remedies. Note the tolerance of
opium in spasmodic affections, and mercury in yellow fever or suppu-
rative hepatitis.
J9. The aaxae is true of deranged conditions of functions
JiiK?, espec/sJl^ where tbe digestive organs are invoWed. Perba^ q^si-
POSOLOGY.
le OMy ccsse to act ob an antiperiodlc; digitalis bi
30. IMel.— Tb» influeHue of diet Is marked. AnllpbloglBtlcs ,
refuse to act In tbe preflence of animal foodfl along with atimulao
latter ootorlouBly iDterfere wiUi tbe BUtlon of mercuriDla. Salt retarda
the action of Dltrst« of sOver; apiflaeeon* foods
preparatiODs; and Irou aalla am inoperatlTe when confronted vlth i
vegetable oddfi during (he febrile condition.
m. Tile period of tbe day at which remed[«» should be od
istered;— Narcollea. eiiiellv*t and diapbarelica operate mont
favnrabl}' wlien adminlfilered an hour or two be/on bedtime. Dlq-
retica are best given during the day, wbeo the body may be kept uool;
realnoan cslliarllca JUHl at bedli-me; otlutr calhartlcfl, such as neu-
tral soJIii, i>ll, and those whose operation is speedy, eaiiy in (Ae moi-nlng.
ttulnlne acts best on an emptu alomach; araenle on a faU one.
Note, (hat a pill given on an empCy alomach, especially a coaled iidll, IS J
apt to pa:A undiBSolved and nochaaged. At such times the medicament 4
should be withheld until the Bbmacb b rendered active by the iDg«sU0B 4
of B mouthful or two of some food : or the rtsous may be woahed out and y
fed to functionate by drinking a glass of hot water, thereby removing the
mucus that tends to envelope the [dll and render it inactive.
E9. LIeIiI, air, and exercise hi the main possess more therS'
peutJcfll power than drugs,— at all events they ore very necessary Bdju-
vantB. Connncment In close, dark, and lll-veiitltal«d
apartmenlB eflTeclnaltr connleracla anr b«neBl Ihal
ol be revise ml gbl be bad from lonles. Exposure to the sun,
however, hastens the physiological effect of nitrate of ^Iver; and
violent pbyiilcal action retard ■ tbe eO'ecl of diuretics.
SS. SeSBO n also Is a modifying agent Some diseases, Indepenilest
of all remedial meoourefi. Improve at certain Beaaons ojid retrograde at
others. Bcrofulons patients almost Invariatily imimiveln nmmer, remain
stationary In winter and decline In the spring. Again, (Drpenllne
should -Htver be given in large doiei during cold or damp Ktalher, ■
because it Ihen tends to sniiply fuel for the evolutloa of animal heat J
ratber than esert any therapeutic properdes. fl
W. Tbe rorni In which the remedy is administered may influeneo ^
Its action. Where a speedy effect is required, liquid form is usually* '
desirable: especially Is tbis the case with quinine and morphine. Tan-
nin, when desh«d to act npon the stomach and bowels, la most siillabiy
exhililted in form of pill; hut solution is to be preferred if the general
circitlation la tbe goal. Dleltalla Id tincture is a dirvct heart sedative:
in it^fation a diuretic. Insoluble remedies, suoh as calomel and
Iron peroxide, are beet given in form of powder or idli, am"
form usually Is ImprovMl by the addition of soap, as It hastens S(
B and renders the acUoD of purgaUvea mildBc eiA ik "Scatt *
in. Powdg^may be^veQta^«flle3.«yrv■'^^^«Sw** '
ir gelatin capmiles,— (lie latter, hmreiier, are ItwAmW*- W-
•esso/acidK.
1
POSOLOGY.
iBlor and cod-liver oils are rendered ]
br chewing orange-peel or aroniati™ (or & few momenla before taking'
■enaa may be druuk hk ff a. with milkaad sugar; tanulm coven thi
taate u( qnlnlnei* liquorlci!, of doca; Infuskm of roaea, BpaoN
•alt*.
TABLE OF OyANTlTIES
Adil. Uyilncj-iulii.'. Illliib-d
Add, NiCro-niiiriaKc.
AcoDltB 1.^. Extract iif
Acnnlte Root. FliihlKxtracCiif.
AooiiilH Korit. TlncCiuw of , . . .
Acnolle Knot. KIbuiIiir'h TlDcliire of, , .
uimy aiid FotaBstiun, Tartrate td
Anuiatuaf Sodium
Araenlc, Hiilullon nt Uhtorlde of
An«i(c, Iodide of
Areenlc and Meruury. Solutliinof lodt
BeUftitooaa. Extract of .. .
Codelna
'CoDUue
C^Bjiide of Potaflsima
Wgltalio (purej
Dlgilalis. attract of
HyoaejajnuB, Eitraotof
Iniatin, Extract of
Indian CannabiB. Extract of
Mercuric Oilorlile CorroaiTe.
MBrourIc Iodide. Red
Merenroiifl Iodide, Yellow
Htuiifaine and ila EaltE
Kui Vomica, Extract of.
Opium
Opium. Extract of
^lum. Tiuctura of
FnoaphoruB. .,.., ....-- ,
PhnoHtlgma. Eitraot of
Stramonrum LeaTSB, EitractoF...
Bb-omonium Seed, Extract of......
Btiycbnlue aod Its Salts
Veratrum vlride, Fluid Extract of. ,
lU jminH.
kiargrain.
W grain.
SgrainB.
U KHiiii.
30 minima
-SOgn^D.
M grain.
SgralUB.
10 grains,
laa Diiuiam,
iD miniins.
•Id this inataucs lack of bltteraees is lock of therapeutJc value, aii
aeresultlng quinine tar— '- ' ' ' ' — '■'•' " ' — """"
JVfpatuait»y, 4th ed., p.
art&lemiobaa Eiiodlcfy<^
'tiop(fr f)i)eanda the na^vee
ViiJ
POSOLOGY.
« timea tho dose by tbe mmitl]. The aurie tinliU icfid in tliB- J
(B«parBtImi of oleatesand unseats emplofed endermlollr-
Por brpadermle naie, drugs shoitld be docreosed uDtU but J
(ine-alith lo one-fourth tlie dose nrdtnarily BdiuIniBteml bj- the mouth, j
Hypodermic Bohitlons ore best prepared from [lie aocursW anri cr.
lent tablets that are now prepared by reapouMJijle manufoocuriDgE phor- 1
niafJatH. Remember also that hydrochloatc Bolts ore preferahle to all f
others for Bubuubuieouii une— aa inijeed they are Cor all methmls <
mlniAtratiou. Boluliuua of morphine hydrochloraf^ however, if Icep6 1
long, and eipoaed lo U^t, are apt to change lo apoiaorpSlne,
Canlloii. — It will be well Co remember Uiat extra care is necf
in admixiiBtering Atropine to Jkaen-haired, light-complexioned, nr
'■ thanii
THERMOMETRY.
the IcmperBture is normally one to two degrret highfr
iikighait upon awakening In tlie ninmhiE; i
Bt midnight.
A rlae of one decree in temperature usaally marks on iDcreasB I
of the pulse from six to ten beats a minute.
Coulliiued lempDrnlDre Bbove S8,a° indicatea pi'ui
in fphemrral
r; 105° W 108°, I
100°. impendlTig death. This is not to Hay, however, that ii
fever t&e high degree must □ecesaaiily be dangerous. It s
pens, especially in Intermittent Ft>«ers. that the temperature rises as bigb
■s 100° or 108°, prevailing, however, only for a short perlcMl of time, in
wliicli case It must be considered idioaynoraCic rather thsn pathologic,
A temperBlnre of 105° or 100° on flrst (lay of fllnesfl is pri?iui ■'
/ofie evidenoe of ephemeral fever; it is not l^Aoi'd or fypAu*. but prob- I
ably muton'ol. J
Though tbe typical evidences of pneuiiiOni<L are pretieut, if the ther- 1
mometer falls to i^ach lOl.T", it may be concluded that no soft hiAltrution J
of (he lungs is present. 1
A high tejuperature after the eruption of iuea«lca has faded, indl- i
cates couipllcatlODB. An evening typhoid lemperature of 108.6° indi> J
cates a mild course of fever. 105° in the evening or IW In the niominB,t|
In Ibe tlUnl wd^. Indicates danger. A temperature of 104° and upwards^, J
in pneumonia, hidicates a severe attaok. A temperature of 101° i> 1
■JivarB olaroiing In acute rheumatism; look for cardiac compUcstiooa, I
In Jaundice a rise of tfniperature Is unfavorable, A rise of t^uQisnJmfiaa
la a puerperal female hulioates llie apptoiu* ol v*rtc\T*Biiai»»wi. ^
bmMSS of temperature in tuberculoBia b^«s an aA-iBJUce •* 'i'PR "Sobm
ornfaB of eompHcatlcins. J
^^Daaj fluctuatlonB of temperaUtte »re aMmAoJ^ ■wVttnoa^o^'^J
S4
THERMOMETRY.
typhus, typhoid, exanthemata, rheumatism, pyaemia, pneumonia, and
acute tuberculosis. An even temperature from morning \mtil erenbig Ib
favorable. A high temperature from evening untU morning is unfavoT'
able^ A falling temperature from evening until morning is favorable. A
rising temi)erature from evening until morning is dangerous. Hie tern-
peratiu*e of the body must be normal before convalescence begins.
N. B.—yfercurial thermometers increase in readings witfi age.
During the first year of their manufacture this amounts to as much as
one degree, and sometimes more. Tills is why manufact^u^rs advertise
their wares as "Secwoned," which, however, if true, does not alto-
gether do away with the error.
Thermometers whose readings vary more than 0.25° at the same
temperature are in every way unreliable.
RESPIRATION.
Two months to two years 36 per minute.
Two to six years 23 " "
Six to twelve years 20 " "
Twelve to fifteen years 18 " "
.Fifteen to twenty-one years 16 to 18 " ^*
Respiration in the adult female is usually a trifle faster than in the
male, especially during pregnancy.
RECTAL ALIMENTATION.
Remember that any excess ot four jluidounces will promote dis-
turbance. Half a teacupful is the usual amount, which may be repeated
not oftener than every eighth hour.
FACTS REGARDING CHILDREN.
1. A healthy infant should sleep eighteen to twenty hours of the
twenty-four.
2. As a rule a child cannot raise Its bead from the pillow before
the second or third month, and cannot sit erect before the fifth month.
8. The tenth month is the usual time for walking to begin, but a
longer delay is no evidence of disease.
4. An infant should be nursed at regular intervals, and also sup-
plied with water. Should be iireaned from tenth to fourteenth month,
but not in early summer.
5. A child does not cry from viciousness before the sixth month.
6. If pulse is 140 and child ill, cause overfeeding; if 40 and ill,
cause, meningitis.
7. Tongue /urred with whitish curd, intestinal irritation; red,
dijr, and hot, intestinal inflammatUm; pale and flabby, great debility ^
and if tremtUous, nervous debility; white fur, fever; yellow, d*-^
FACTS REGARDING CHILDREN.
o/ liver and atomac^; brown and tlj7, typhoid condition or blood-poise
iig; bright strawberry, look out (or ifni-faiino; glaajd, indigcKlion; wl
blue appfBJance, amgenHal typhllli.
^ GonffCSllou o£ cheeks, witbout cachexia or chroulc condition,
means ijiflnmmalory orfibrile eoitdilion; of fece, «ra and [otvhMd. of
brief (liiraliiin along with strabbmiuK, oaolUnUon o( Iris, irrepitarily of
pupU, and foiling of upper lip, cerebral affection.
0. Pro^TV^Eve and marked cmntlallon, gniv*} nbaciit
ckrm^ic agection.
in. Bulbar hypertrophy or flOKeraand curvlnic tialla
BTB dlgnB of intrrferenee in functioni of clrculali'in : byperlrophy <i"
Bpon^ portion of boDcfi, or Uvldity of feet and handx with hypertropliy
of coutifcUve tlBHie. mchilii.
It. Pcrllnacloua llvMlly, or llvldlty pmnureil by em
trunJi veacis: temporary livldlt;. grave acate dlieaie. probaUy of
reairfratory organs.
la. Absence of te^rs !□ children of alxuiontliB and under U toaus-
pest diaeate thai iPiU prove fatal; piercing and acute ciiee ore B(isg:(
of cereftro-iipinoJ tn/uble,
IS. Thieh, panilent aeerellon betureen Ihti eyelldaa
BS derived frora Meibomian glaiKls, aHords eyideace of grove prottratioa
and poBal™ eongesUon of cnnjunutlvaj vessels, of approncMng draOi.
Ij. Irrocular muaeular inovcinentB, partially controlled
by the wlli. chorea,- vonlraction of eyebrows and avoidance of Ilgbt,
cfplialillgia.
[6, When hand Id canalantty preBBcd lo Ibe heai
heoda^nst parent or nurse, suspect ear diaeium; if fingers are carried
lo mouth with great agiWOon, look for aftnormaJ condition of tarunx;
10. Hoarae and tudlatlnct Voice is usuaJly indicative o
taryngitit; feeble and plaintive one. of abdominis trouble.
IT. Stropg and aonoroua coOEh, spaiimodic croup; hoarse
and rough, membranoas crottp,' suppressed and iJoinful. pleuri
jmewmonia; oimvulslve, pertustin. Dry and paiolesn cough may ac
pa^ fndigatioii, digtcilt denUtion. or febrile condition.
18. Hcaplratlon slow or Intermittent and acoderated, capillary
bromAllit: uiperBcial and accelerated, infiatamalory coniiitio
tnrgitx and trachea. The normal rate is, two montha (o
jreOTB, SB per minule; two to all years, Sa per minute; six to twelvB
yean, ao |ier minute; twelve bi IB years, IB per minute.
19, Normal pnlae, inufero, 140 to 100 per minute: of newborn,
laoio 140: Brst year. ITS to laO; se«aDd year, l<)(ttQlW,'Cb'n&'^eBi:,Sf '
IDS; flftl. ti, twelfWi year, 80 lo SO; thlrteentti W l-B«a\,^-%i*. ^est,
aS; tweotf-Hrst loslitjeth year, TO to 75; In o\ft aRCH. to«..
m Arate rerera always bring remittions to iaiaan»\
fn/erm/atiom.
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C I
FACTS REGARDING CHILDREN.
SI. In early cblldliood there is no relation between the inten-
sity of the symptoms and the material lesion. The most intense fever,
with restlessness, cries and spasmodic movements, may disappear with-
out leaving a trace in less than twenty-fow hom^.
22. A clilld sri*ov7s most rapidly during its first year— six to
seven inches; from four to sixteen, about two inches annually; seventeen
to twen^, one inch. Oommonly, a child at two and a half years has
attained half its ultimate adult stature. The diseases of youth always
accelerate growth.
I 28. First Dentition.— The central incisors appear from the
fifth to eight month; lateral incisors^ from seventh to ninth month;
first molars, from tenth to twelfth month; canines^ sixteenth to twentieth
month; second molars^ twentieth to thirtieth mouth; and, as a rule,
teeth in the lower jaw precede corresponding teeth in the upper.
24. Second JDentltlon.— i^'rs^ molars^ fifth to seventh year;
central incisors, seventh to eighth year; lateral incisors^ eighth to ninth
year; first 6tciMrpid«, ninth to tenth year; second bicuspids^ tenth to
eleventh year; canines^ eleventh to twelfth year; ^cond molars^ twelfth
to thirteenth year; third molars^ seventeeth to twenty-fifth year.
25. N. B.— Whfle children bear cathartics and mercurials better
proportionately to age than adults, narcotics^ on the contrary, are not
borne so well; the latter are especially apt to act cumulatively.
26. GRADUATED TABLE FOR ADMINISTERING LAUDANUM
MINIMS.
At birth up to 1 month 1-2 to 1
Under 1 year 1-2 to 8
1 to 2 years lto5
2 to 5 years 2 to 8
It is important that laudanum be of knovm strength. [Tinct. Opii
should always be endorsed, U. S. P., when prescribing.— Ed.]
MINIMS.
1 to 10 years 5 to 15
10 to 15 years. 10to20
At 15 years 15 to 20
Adult 25 to 80
INCOMPATIBILITY.
Tras MAY BE 1, Chemical; 2, Pharmaceutical; 3, Therapeutic and
Physiological.
Clienilfal Incompatibility, as has already been pointed out
CPosolc^y) need not and does not always signify therapeutic inertness.
Substances which decompose others on admixture or are chemically
incompatible are sometimes intentionally combined in order to obtain
and make use of the resulting compound; such an instance occurs in the
old familiar " B^vSk Wash,'' where Calomel and Lime water react on each
'. Other.
jK. The infinite number of combinations possible makes it difficult to
ffivib bat a few of the most general rules to be observed in exhibiting
dheEDiicals in order to avoid incompatibility of admixture.
^ Alkali&t and alkaline salts precipitate alkaloids and t\ie\r seiWa.
Oaastic alkalies decompose salts of the metals proiper.
E
r"
INCOMPATIBILITY.
impoaed b
withtl
ig- tliem predpltatt
onpiLtlbla with, free
to artloli
Olueosicifs ar
adds and with bd
Pharmacoitfeal fnconipBtlbllllf. Tlila applieu U.
phjsicaMj Incapable of mixlng—Euch as splrlCs of nltrouB ether wltb
tincture of guaicnm— a gelatinous luasa is the result; fixed oils and
oipftilia with BiiiMjous UqiihlB— unlBs erctplenta accoDipaaj'; an aoid wiUi
a quinine and lieorice mixture — the acid predpltateB the glycyrrhlidn of
tlie licorice, and OS th? latter Is iireseot DierEl; to mask tbe losle of tba
quiniiit, ilireiKlngle out n( solntiou truatralea this ohject; Buid eitraetg
conlAinIng reainoua principles will be precipitated en addition of aqneoua
liqnidB—ther should he dispensed with aisocia or aoiae other emulsiSer,
or with Blinple eliiir, If the pnssenoa of alcohol Is not contra-indicated.
TUerapeatlc or pliy ■■oIokIcbI iDcampallbllHr :
Applied io subetancee which if adniioiBtered together would neutralixe
otwrti other's action more or less perfectly. Thus Chloral la phy^loglc-
ally incompatible and should not he prescribed with mix vomica. Antag-
onlsU Uke these are not necesBOTlly incompatible >□ other respects. They
ani also sometimes intentloually comhloed as in the bypodermic admlnis-
U^lon of morphine wliJi atropine as a supposed safeguard — entirely a
supposition by the way, according to recent antljorltles.* Space prevHits
giving here an mtended list, bub very many hicumpstlbles of this alasa
trfn be found under Foisona and Antiilotes. q.v.
Sept. IB, ISS7.
1
28
LATIN WORDS, PHRASES, ETC.
WORD OB PHRASE.
Bene
Bis in die or dies
Bulliat or Bulliant
Capiat
Caute
Cibns
Ckxdileare magnum
Cochleare mediwn,
or modicmn
Cochleare parvum
Cola or Coletm*
Colljrrimn
Ooloretm*
Coneius
Connnuantm' remedia
Coque, Coquantm'
Cras, Cnusnnus
Cras mane sumendus
Cujus. Cujus-libet
Cmn (with abl. case)
Debita spissitudo
Decubitus
De die in diem
Diebus altemis
Diebus tertiis
DUue, DUutus
Dimidius
Dividatur in partes
aequales
Donee alvus soluta
fuerit
Dosis
Drachma
Eadem (fem.)
Ejuddem
Fac or Fiat
Fac pilulas duodecim
Fiant chartulaB xij
Fiat emplastrum ves-
icatorum
Fiat massa, et divide
in pUulas xij
Fiant pilulae xij
Fiat pulvis in chartu-
las xij dividendus
Gradatim
Gutta, GuttaB
Guttatim
Harum pilularum
sumantur tres
Haustus
Horft decubitus
Hor& somni
HoraB unius spatio
Idem
Indies
Mane
Mica panis
Misce
Mitte
AS OENKRALLT
WRITTEN.
Bene
Bis die or Bisind.
Bull.
Cap.
Caute.
Cib.
Coch. mae.
Coch. mea. or mod,
Coch. panr.
Col. or Colet.
Collyr.
Coloret.
Cong.
Cont. rem.
Coq.
Crast.
Cras mane sumend.
Cuj.
C.
Deb. spiss.
Decub.
Ded. ind.
Dieb. alt.
Dieb. tert.
Dil.
Dim.
D. in p. 8Bq.
Donee alv. sol. ft.
D.
Dr. or 3
Bad.
Ejusd.
F. or Ft.
F. pil. xij.
Ft. chart, xij.
Ft. emp. vesic.
Ft. mas. div. in pil.
xii.
Ft. pil. xijf.
Ft. pulv. mchart.
xij div.
Grad.
Gtt.
Guttat
Har. pil. sum. iij.
Modo prasscnpto
More aictu
Haust
Hor. decub.
Hor. som.
Hor. j. spat.
Id.
Ind.
Mane
Mic. Pan.
M.
Mitt.
Mod. praBSC.
Mor. aict.
ENGLISH BQUIYALENT.
WeU.
Twice a day.
LetboU.
Let him take.
Cautiously.
Food.
A tablespoonful (^ss).
A dessertspoonful ( 3 ij).
Ateaspoonful (3 j).
Strain.
An eve-wash.
Let it be colored.
A gallon.
Let the medicines be con-
tinued.
Boil, let them be boiled.
To-morrow.
To be taken to-morrow mom-
Of wmch, of any.
With.
A proper consistence.
Lying down.
Prom day to day.
Every other day.
Every third day.
Dilute (thou), DUuted.
One-half.
Let it be divided into equal
parts.
Until the bowels shall be open
A dose.
A drachm (60 grains).
The same.
Of the same.
Make, let be made.
Make 12 pills.
Let 12 powders be made.
Let a blister be made.
Let a mass be made and
divide it hito 12 pills.
Let 12 pills be made.
Let a powder be made to be
divided into xij papers.
By degrees, gradually.
A drop. Drops.
By drops.
Let three of these pills be
taken.
A draught.
At bedume.
At the hour of sleep.
After one hour.
The same.
Daily or From day to day.
In the morning.
Crumb of bread.
Mix.
Send.
In the maonec pTeecTftseA..
In tkie maimer aVr€«XftA.
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equIvalentsofwSghtsanSeasure^
CUST0M*RY AND METRIC.
^■K:>IOTi-~l^ tbIugh giTBD loT the relBllDn of vdght
1
„.«™.„„B
^P^ter M the temperature ot 4= C. PMi.tf FO in con
». For ordinary, ^H
practical purpoBoa. these vnlues may be used, without
correction. ^^H
™„,.,o.^...r.
Metric
Weight
MKA
— 1
■ti^.:
Troy
Avoirdupois
IlMore.
I
luid
Fi.n*.
wr
to. gra,
IbB. oi. gre.
Qn..] IC.
"*■
mius.
fra^Hons.
as 78.4
a 8 tlOB
1000
33
8006
33 814
IBSSO'
aa ....
33!66&
IBOM.l
81 1191.1
3 .. 10i:i
oi-BiBBa
33
aa
.31 16B.B
a s 171.8
97X
33.0H8
UU4.908
sa
389! 7
80 aaa'.i
a 1 aas.a
33! 138
i«m;s
so 304.5
aa
30
a .! 400
0.13,105
8I.55it
MJ48:2
39 awis
a '.'. m'.3
3i
31
14II0D
aa BO
907. 1»
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1 IS 357.S
30
i!40
8o!isao
33R8B.]
as 440.1
1 IS saa.e
BOO
30
3076
80.438
13011 .8
so
13MS.B
88 jasis
1 15 '.'..
B9
844.1
18508.8
M8 68.a
1 !1 878.3
87S
aa'.stir
H70.BB6
ae.4ia
alt
Mlffl'
38
sGa.a
38.^
ST isT.a
1 18 430
SBO
33
a? ....
680.794
Ksiser
isnv
28
ia7S1.7
ai i»1.7
1 IS 44!a
37
480:b
37.BB6
ISBSJ.B
ne ao7.B
1 13 ....
saa.iiB
37
388 .8
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eos.flsi
135.6
8T:s46
3MB. a
25 wao
1 la 05.0
goo
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34.5
27 061
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as a»*
as
408:7
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38
3H.398
in.306
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34 m.s
35
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£6.883
B74.a
34 H.a
7ao
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3G.S80
sso
74«.4S4
35
SG.MI
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SA
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as
as S3S
737 "OW
34
44i:4
M.gM
188.B
S3 148.6
79B
347.2
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<WKS.4
SS SOS.i
1 is'.o
709 .ITO \a4
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32
EQUIVALENTS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.— Continued.
WEIGHTS, CUSTOMART.
Metric
MKARURKS, CUSTOMABT.
Welfkt
GraiTiR.
Troy
Avoirdupois
ftBd
MeMBre.
Fluid
F1.0Z.
and
oz.
grs.
lbs. oz.
grs.
Gin.] [Ce.
OZ.
mins.
fractions.
10602.6
22
242.6
1 8
802.6
700
23
821.4
23.670
10660
99
• • • •
1 8
60
684.277
28
66.2
28.138
10600
21
420
1 H
680.888
28
8.1
28.007
10497.0
21
417
1 7
434.6
680.196
23
• • • .
23
10416.8
21
836.8
1 7
854.8
675
22
895.7
22.824
10080
21
• • • ■
1 7
17.6
668.178
22
41.4
22.086
10062.6
20
462.5
1 7
662.030
22
23.0
22.048
10040.6
20
440.6
1 6
416.6
660.621
22
• ■ •
22
10081.0
20
431
1 6
406
650
21
469.9
21.979
9646.2
20
45.2
1 6
20.2
695
21
64.1
21.184
9626
20
25
1 6
• • •
623.689
21
42.9
21.09
9600
90
• • • •
1 5
412.1
622.070
21
16.6
21.086
9684.2
19
464.2
1 5
896.7
621.048
21
• • • •
21
9269.4
19
189.4
1 6
71.9
600
20
188.4
20.288
9187.5
19
67.6
1 S
595.340
20
62.7
20.181
9127.8
19
7.8
1 4
»77.8
691.474
20
• • • «
20
9120
19
• • « •
1 4
870
690.966
19
471.8
19.983
8873.6
18
31.4
1 4
128.6
575
19
212.6
19.443
8760
18
110
1 4
666.990
19
82.6
19.172
8671.4
18
81.4
1 8
368.9
661.900
19
• • • ■
19
8640
18
• • • •
1 8
32r.6
659.868
18
447
18.931
8487.8
17
827.8
1 8
175
550
18
286.8
18.698
8312.5
17
162.6
1 3
• • • •
588.641
18
102.6
18.214
8216.1
17
66.1
1 2
840.1
632.327
18
• • • •
18
8160
17
• • • •
1 2
285 •
628.759
17
422.1
17.880
8102
16
422
1 2
227
525
17
361.1
17.752
7876
16
196.1
1 2
• • • •
610.291
17
122.4
17.255
7768.7
16
78.7
1 1
821.2
602.753
500
17
• • a •
17
7716.2
16
27.2
1 1
278.7
16
435.8
16.907
7680
16
1 1
242.5
497.656
16
397.2
16.828
7437.6
15
237!5
1 1
• • •
481.942
16
142.2
16.297
7330.4
15
130.4
A • •
330.4
475
16
29.6
16.062
7802.3
15
102.3
X • •
802.3
473.179
16
• • • •
16
7200
IS
• • • •
Ji • •
200
466.562
15
872.4
15.776
7000
14
280
A • •
• • • •
463.592
15
162.1
■ 15.338
6944.6
14
174.6
.. 16
382.1
450
16
103.8
15.216
6845.9
14
125.9
.. 15
283.4
448.606
15
. • • a
15
6720
14
.. 15
157.5
435.449
14
847.6
14.724
6662.4
13
322^6
.. 15
• • •
425.248
14
182
14.379
6558.8
18
818.8
.. 14
433.8
425
14
178.0
14.371
6889.5
18
149.5
.. 14
264.5
414.032
14
• • a •
14
6240
13
• • • •
14
115
404.345
13
322.8
13.672
^^RqUIVALENTS of weights and MEASURES-— CoNTiNUEI>^H
^m .^0^ ...
■o^«..
MMrle
Wflirkt
-K^,-K=s,cr
-^
Trw
AYOirdupote
Fluid
".iT
OB. ere.
ll». COB. grs.
e«.] [fc.
OB. mitiB.
rrao»«lE.
^^» BITSK
IS 412 9
,. - H 47.B
40O
13 aw.s
13 8S8
* nas'
1! SOs'
13i431
ian.i
W 173.1
:: 13 wBie
i3
12 Zi.l
., 13 OO.B
37S
la sai.5
W.MO
J» ....
.. 13 7B.5
373.3*2
la 293 _
11 407.6
:: 13 m.i
3U:§B4
«■
330
11 400 7
u.'as
^^^Bmi)'
342.138
n 2?a.i
^■Ltan
10 4so"
^^KBaia.R
10 m.3
.. 11 S07.R
ii
10 SIB. 5
.. 11 S03
aas
ID.MO
10 S61.4
^^P'4aoo'
zo ..;.
:; 10 425"*
811,085
SIS J
^K 4680.7
B S99.7
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10 00,3
10.144 ^1
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8.188 ^
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* 3M.B
6 840
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4
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34
EQUIVALENTS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.— Continued.
WEIGHTS, CUSTOMARY.
Metric
MEASURES, CUSTOMARY.
Weight
Gktdns.
Troy
Avoirdupois
ftBd
MeMBre.
Fluid
F1.0ZS.
and
OZ8. grs. 1
lbs. OZ8
. grs.
Gin.] [Ce.
ozs.
mins.
fractions.
1548.2
3 103.2
8
280.7
100
3
183.1
3.381
1440
S • • . •
3
127.5
93.310
3
74.5
8.155
1888.0
2 428.9
3
76.4
90
3
20.8
3.048
1889.2
2 409.2
3
46.7
88.721
3
• • • •
3
1812.5
2 352.5
3
• • • •
85.049
2
420.4
2.876
1234.6
2 274.6
2
359.0
80
2
338.5
2.705
115i .4
2 197 4
2
282.4
75
2
257.3
2.586
10B0 8
2 l<i0.3
2
205.3
70
2
176.1
2.367
960
S? • . • .
2
h5
62.207
2
49.7
2.103
925.9
1 445.9
2
50.9
60
2
18.8
2.029
912.8
1 432.8
2
37.8
50.147
2
• • • •
2
876
1 395
2
• • • •
56.099
1
440.3
1.917
771.6
1 291.6
334.1
SO
1
331.5
1.691
617.3
1 137.3
179.8
40
1
169.2
1.353
480
1 .
42.5
31.1035
1
24.8
1.052
462.9
25.4
30
1
6.9
1.014
456.392
18.89
29.574
1
• • • •
1
437.5
'.'. 1
• • • ■
28.860
460.1807
0.95»
385.8
• • • •
»S
405.8
0.845
8066
• • • •
20
324.61
0.676
154.3
• • • •
lO
162.31
0.838
15.4324
• • • •
1
16 23
(^.034
1
• • t •
0.06479
1.0517
Q.(XtXt
0.9508
• • « •
0.06161
1
0.0021
35
EQUIVALENTS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.— Continued.
From 1 Troy Ounce down.
Metric
Metric
Weight
Minims
Welfflit
Minims
Grains.
and
(of Water
Grains.
and
(of Water
Measure.
at 4° C).
Measare
at 40 0.).
dm.] [Cf.
Gm.] [Cf.
480 \1 1
31.103
504.8
240 [4 3
15.551
252.4
478.4
31
503.1
231.5
15
248.4
475.4
30.805
500
228.2 ^
14.786
240
463.0
30
486.9
218.75 [ill:
14.175
280.1
456.4
29.573
480
216.1 ^^^^
14
227.2
4S0
29.159
473.8
210
13.607
220.9
447.6
29
470.7
200.6
13
211
437.5 [l!J-
28.350
460.1
199.7
12.988
210
m.i *"•
28
454.4
185.2
12
194.8
427.9
27.784
450
420 [7 3
27.214
441.7
180 [3 3
11.66'J
189.3
416.7
27
438.2
171.1
11.090
180
401.2
26
422
169.8
11
178.5
399.8
25.876
420
154.3
10
162.3
S90
25.271
410.2
ISO
9.719
157.8
885.8
2S
405.7
142.6
9.241
150
380.3
24.644
400
138.9
9
146.1
370.8
24.028
390
123.5
8
129.8
370.4
24
389.5
360 [6 3
23.327
378.6
120 [2z
7.775
126.2
354.9
23
373.3
114.1 ^,
7.893
120
342.3
22.180
360
109.37 [il^'
7.088
115.9
339.5
22
357.1
108.0 ~-
7
118.6
330
21.383
347.1
100
6.480
105.2
324.1
91
340. a
95.1
6.161
100
313.8
20.331
330
92.6
6
97.4
808.6
20
324.6
80
5.184
84.1
77.2
5
81.1
76.1
4.928
80
61.7
4
64.9
300 [Si
19.440
315.5
60 [13
3.888
68.1
293.2
19
308.4
57.0 ^^
3.696
60
285.2
18.483
300
54.69 [J^-
8.544
57.5
277.8
18
292.1
47.5
8.080
50
270
17.495
284.0
50
8.240
52.6
262.3
17
275.9
46.3
3
48.7
256.7
16.635
270
42.8
2.772
45
246.9
16
259.7
40
2.592
42.1
38.0 •
2.4W
40
83.8
2.156
35
80.9
2
82.6
36
EQyiVALENTS OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES —Concluded.
From 1 Troy Ounce down.— Concluded.
Grains.
30
28.5
28.8
20
10.0
15.4324
[i3
Metric
Welgkt
and
XeMBre.
em.] [«:e.
1.944
1.848
1.540
1.296
1.232
1
15
0.972
14.8
924
14
0.907
18.8
0862
13
0.842
12.4
0.801
12
0.775
11.4
0.789
11
0.718
10.6
0.678
Minims
(of Water
at 40 C).
81 6
30
25
21.0
20
16.23
15.9
15
14.7
14
13.7
13
12.6
12
11
11
6
Grains.
10
9.5
9
8.6
8
7.7
7.6
7
6.7
e
5.7
4.8
4
3.8
2.9
;?
1.9
1
0.9503
Metric
WelKkt
and
MeMBre.
Gm.l [Cc.
618
0.616
0.588
0.564
518
0.5
0.493
0.454
0.431
0.889
0.370
0.324
0.308
0.2S0
0.246
0.194
0.185
0.130
O.liS
0.065
06161
Minims
(of Water
at4«»C.).
10.5
10
9.5
9
8.4
8.1
8
7.4
7
6.8
6
5.3
5
4.2
4
3.2
3
2.1
2
1.0517
1
Equivalents of Weifirhts from 5 Grains down.
Grains
Grammes.
Grains
Grammes.
in
in coDunon
in
in common
decimal
fractions
decimal
fractions
fractions.
(approx.)
fractions.
(approx.)
0.824
5
5
0.028
0.43
7-16
0.291
4.5
4 1-2
0.025
0.89
2-5
0.259
4
4
0.024
.0.87
3-8
0.226
3.5
3 1-2
0.020
0.31
5-16
0.194
8
3
0.016
0.24
1-4
0.162
2.5
2 1-2
0.012
0.18
3-16
0.130
2
2
0.008
0.12
1-8
0.097
1.5
1 1-2
0.004
0.06
1-16
0.065
1
1
0.0032
0.06
1-20
0.0027
0.04
1-25
n (¥K>9
0.088
0.028
1-30
1-36
0.0018
0.061
0.94
15-16
0.0016
0.025
1-40
0.060
0.93
9-10
0.0013
0.02
1-50
0.057
0.88
7-8
0.0011
0.017
1-60
0.053
0.82
18-16
0.001
0.015
1-64
0.050
0.77
4-5
0.0006
0.01
1-100
0.049
0.76
8.4
0.0006
0.006
1-128
0.045
0.69
11-16
0.0004
0.0065
1-160
0.040
0.62
10-16
0.0008
0.006
0.008
1-200
0.036
0.56
9-16
0.0002
1-320
o.ase 1
o.s
1-2
0.0001
0.0015
I 1-640
ECy;iVALENTS OF MEASURES OF LENGTH.
Customary and Metric.
Centimeters.
Inches.
Centimeters.
Tncbes.
Centimeters.
Inches.
ISO
59.06
78.7
31
88.0
13
145
67.09
76.2
30
80.5
12
140
85.12
75
29.53
30
11.81
139.7
55
73.6
29
27.9
11
1S5
53.15
71.1
28
25.4
10
ISO
51.18
70
27.56
25
984
127.0
50
68.6
27
22.9
9
125
49.21
66.0
26
20.3
8
120
47.24
65
25.59
20
7.87
115
45.28
63.5
25
17.8
7
114.3
45
61.0
24
15.2
6
110
43.31
60
28.62
15
5.91
105
41.34
58.4
23
12.7
5
101.6
40
55.9
22
10.2
4
100
89.37
55
21.65
lo
3.94
99.0
39
53.8
21
9
3.54
96.5
88
50.8
20
8
8.15
95
37.40
50
19.69
7.6
3
98.9
S7
48.8
19
7
2.76
91.4
36
45.7
18
6
2.36
90
85.43
45
17.72
5.1
2
88.9
85
43.2
17
5
1.97
86.4
84
40.6
16
4
1.57
85
33.46
40
15.75
3
1.18
83.8
83
88.1
15
2.54
1
81.3
82
35.6
14
2
0.78
80
31.50
35
18.78
1
0.89
Millimeters.
Inches
in decimal
fractions.
25.4
1
25
0.98
24
0.94
23.8
0.94
23
0.90
22.2
0.87
22
0.87
21
0.88
20.6
081
20
0.79
19.1
75
19
0.75
18
0.71
17.6
0.69
17
0.67
16
0.63
16.9
0.62
15
0.59
14.3
0.56
14
0.55
13
0.61
12.7 1
O.SO
12
47
n.i I
0.44
in82ds.
82-32
30-82
29-82
28-32
26-82
24^
• • • •
22^82
• • • •
20-82
18^
• • • •
1*6^
• • • •
14-32
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in decimal
fractions.
in82d8.
37
38
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WEIGHT AND MEASURE EQyiVALEXTS,
These tables, for the use of pfa jsidsos, efMsmiMM, f^tarmMdktU Sftd
others, are designed to eeo n omfae time and lalwr, muI tsumBm nKewmcy in
calculations relatiiisr to We^;fat and Jtewnre,
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one or more figures bejond tfaedechnal fifAM nrnyfpsdrrjffi^ifL'- tufsmfr^isiti
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APPROXIMATE MEASLkES,
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MATERIA MEDICA.
ABRUS PRECATORIUS, See JEQUIRITY.
ABSCESS-ROOT.
LKHosiTB REPTiSB. Linot— Alterative, dl»phDretlc. espectonuit. 1
jkl extract. AdmiTiistertid greatly diluted with war
copious pcTspiralion. It has been found serviceable in pleurisy, I
id iHryngenI aiTeutiooB, acid febrile ami iDilammatory ill
Fluid Extract of Toot. Ji 'o ' flutdrachm per jrfnt.-S 1-W |
ABSINTHIUM.
:hiuh, LiliDJ.— Tonic, Hnthelmiatjc, Durcotlc. Em-
In dyspepsia to promote toae Euid ippetite.
Fluid Ectract of leavei and lopa, i mlDa. to I B. dr...peri^iit..t .90
I Solid Eitract. I to 10 ere peroz.. .B6
I Prened leatei.
ACETANILID, See TAR.
ACID PHOSPHATES, Lroyio.
[lIQUOS ACim PHOSPHORIC!.]
nerve Hod brain food ; relieves symptomB of mentsJ eilianBtlaD, '
a Hleerlessness. melancholia, etc, ; la in cotiBlderable deoiaod as » '
SttmulaClng beverage, dispensed at the soda founlatoB [a place of an
alcoholic stimulant. Each teaapoonful cont^ns al»ut 10 grains pura
pboepboiic acid (HiFOO. portly fres, partly in combiaatjon with U
ma^neaiun _ - . .
Ccjlne
B,ii00iaTCil NiPEU-iiB. LInaS. PoiBosons. — A powerful nerve
blreotiy) arterial sedative. Employed in fevera as a dliLplioretlu and I
l^ndiice (tie heart's actioo, elTecta that are best induced by mln
sntly repeated; also enipiojed in cardiac hypertrophy, u
t Ajmpcoits.— None i¥liable Icnown, Use strong; emetics or the at(
■tpump promptly. Sustain vitality by etimulant»--vi\^a^Ly,afntnu:
■, Ibe lialtery, etc. Digttalia baa Bomel^mea \««is toooi' ^
•air* are nn loneer rtcognlaeii^iy ^■\ua\:,¥^,^-^'
42
ACONITE — Continued.
fore, physicians should Hpccify the root in preacriUng to prefvent mit-
takes, it l)ein)c Ave times more active than the leaves.
Active rRiN'ciPLE.— Aconitine (Duquesnel's), 1-600 to 1-100 gr.
Fluid Extract leaves. 2 to h minims per pint.. $ 1.10
Fluid Extract root^ 1-2 to 2 miniiiis. per pint. . 1.20
Normal Liquid Aconite root^ 1-2 to 2 minims per pint.. 1.8S
S<>lid Flxtract leaves, assayed, 1-4 to 1 gr per oz. , .8S
Solid Flxtract root, assayed, 1-20 to 1-5 gr pw oz.. .85
Powdered Flxtract leaves, 1-4 to 1 gr per oz.. .40
Powdered Flxtract root, 1-20 to 1-5 gr per oz. . .40
Concentration Aconapellin, 1-25 to 1-12 gr per oz. . 4.00
Pilht, see list in Appendix, Nos. 2 to 6, 414 to 417, 451, 811.
Pink Qranules, see list in Appendix. Nrjs. 057, 697.
Diurnule, see list in Appendix, No. 900.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 5 to 8, 268 to 260,
382, 448, 45:3, 454, 028, 680, 645.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1000.
Uypodemnatic Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 1.
Veterinary Hypoderviatic Tablets, see list in Appendix, 600, 601.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 35.
Oleate Aconitine, 2 ^ alkaloid per oz. . .80
FYessed leaves. Pressed root.
ADDER'S-TONGUE.
Erythronium americanum. Smith.— Alterative, and in large doses
emetic. Sometimes employed as a poultice to inflamed scrofulous tumors.
Pressed leaves.
ADHATODA VASICA, nees.
Malabar Nut.— Claimed to possess the property of destroying iQwer
vegetable organisms without injury to higher, hence its supp<»ed practi-
cal application in treatment of diseases depending on the presence of
fimgi, bacteria, etc. ; in India the leaves are esctensively used in catarrhal
and pulmonary complaints.
Fluid Extra^tt H^}4 fluidrachm I>er pint. .$ 3.00
ADONIS VERNALIS. umt.
False Hellebore. Poisonous.- Physiological action very like that
of digitalis. By some it is considered preferable to the latter in that it pos-
sesses no cumulative action.
Antidotes. — Emetics, if sufficiently early; alcoholic stimulants,
opium, rest in recumbent position.
Active Principle.— Adonidin, 1-10 to 1-8 gr.
Fluid Extract of herb, 1 to 2 minims per pint. .$ 3.00
JPi'll CO Adonidin, 1-10 gr. in bottles of 85, *1.00-, peac 100. . ^.Wi
43
ADRUE.
Cyfebus AsncuLATUs, linne.— CanninaliTe. Of Talne in <*<^iri"c
onesis, whether of pregoBacj, or mdigestkn: sometimes useful in atonic
dyspepsia.
Huid Extract of rhizome^ 90 minims per pint. .$ 3^50
AGARIC
FOLTFORTS ur r iciAA Lm, FHes.— Besotuns all secretions: in large
doees, cathartic. Employed with greater or leas soooess in night sweats
of phthisis.
AcnvK Pbixciflk, Agaridn, 1-15 to 1-4 gr.
Fluid ExtnMfCt o/fungut^ 8 to 20 minims. per pint.. $ 8.00
Taidet Triturate Agaridn. 1-90 gr. .psr 100. 96 oents; per lOGO. . 9.00
AGRIMONY.
Agrdcokia Eupatobia. T.fnn^ — ^Mikl tcxiic and astringent. Beoom-
maided in Intxichial disorderB and bowel complaints of catarrhal nature,
especially chronic diarrhoea; also in passive hanncHThages; sometimes
employed as a gargle in ulcerations ol mouth and throat.
Fluid Extract of kerb, 1-2 to 2 nwOracbms per pint. .$ 1.05
Pres9ed kerb.
AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA. desfostaikes.
[tree of heaven.]
A powerful nerve depressant, {JoniiatiTe. anthelmintic and anti-neuro-
tic. Used in palpitaticxi of the heart, obstinate hicootigfa. spasmodic asth-
ma, etc.: in small doses, in diarrhoea and dysentery; has some reputation
in Ehrope as an Aiitiw*itninii<»
Fluid Extract of bark, 10 to 80 wimimg p^ pint. .$ 1.90
AJOWAN.
Castm copncuif, Bentham.— Oarminatrre. antiseptic. Used in India
in the trealznent of cholera: has also been reocMnmended as a remedy for
aloc^M^iism, and externally as a constituent of poultices to relieve pain.
Fluid Extract of seed, 10 to 80 minims per pint, .f 4.00
ALDER BARK, See BLACK axd TAG ALDER.
ALKANET.
AixASjTA TDTCTOBiA, Taosch.— MUdly astringent, but used almost
cz<dii8ively for ocdoring purposes.
PreBted root,
ALOES.
[SOCOTRINE ALOES.]
Alob FkRBTi, Baker.— Tonic, purgative, antbc^mmVac, «xA ido^^^
thblBgogae. £topJoyedinooiHtipatnfifQritsoQm\iauedX0i^«i^^^^
Mcdaa; babitoMl use does not sensibly ^finunii^ \tft ac^^vVty % Ya& v^soaX
teadeacy to the lower iDtestine.
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ALOES — Continued.
Note.— A very much larger doee of aloes can be given in solution than
in the solid form.
Active Principle.— Aloin, 1-2 to 2 grs.
Fluid Extract Aloes (Socotriue), 3 to 20 minims per pint. .$ 1.65
Liquid Aloes Comp. for B. P. decoction p«* pint. . 1.76
Fifty fluidouncee, imperial, represents:
Ext. Aloes Soc., 2 ozs. Ext. Liquorice. 8 ozs.
Myrrh, 1 oz. Liquid Cardamom Cknnp.,
SaiTroD, 1 oz. equivalent to 60 iL ozs.
Potassium carbonate, 1 oz. Tincture.
Liquid Aloes for B. P. tincture per pint. . 1.65
Fluid Aloes and Mi/rrh (for U. S. P. tincture) per pint. . 1.76
100 Cc. represents: 1 pint represents about:
80 Gm Purified Aloes 5 ozs.
80 Gm Mvrrh 5 ozs.
80 GDI Glycyrrhiza 5 ozs.
Se« also Fluid Benzoin Compound and Liquid Benzoin
Comp. for B. P. tincture.
Solid Extract^ 1 to 5 grs per oz. . .85
Powdered Extract, 1 to 5 grs per oz. . .40
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 10 to 29, 42, 49, 61, 59 to 61,
158, 159, 164, 176, 197, 224, 254 to 256, 263, 268 to 271, 280, 281,
288, 291, 313, 826, 362, 363, 365, 873, 374, 438, 439, 452 to 454,
485, 512, 518, 531, 569, 570, 634, 685, 648, 715 to 719, 721, 728,
738, 744 to 746, 748, 755, 776, 786, 797, 819, 823, 824.
Pink Granule^ see list in Appendix, No. 668.
Tablet Triturates^ see list in Appendix, Nos. 10 to 12, 181, 201,
217 to 222, 260, 261, 326 to 328, 395, 486, 627.
Compressed Tablets^ see list in Appendix, Nos. 12, 24, 150, 156,
157.
ALSTONIA CONSTRICTA, F. mueller.
[AUSTRALIAN FEVER BARK.]
Tonic, antiperiodic. Has been employed in remittent fevers in lieu
of salts of cinchona.
Fluid Extract of bark, 2 to 8 minims per pint. .$ 3.00
ALTERATIVE COMPOUND.
Synonyms.— Bamboo-brier compound, Succus Alterans, Mist. Smilacis
Co. This is a combination of v^etable alteratives for the treatment of
secondary syphilis, recommended by Dr. J. Marion Sims. Each 16 fl. ozs.
represents: Bamboo-Brier root, 4 ozs.; Lappa, 4 ozs.; Xanthoxylum, 1 oz.;
Stillingia, 4 ozs. ; Phytolacca root, 4 ozs. It has been superseded by an
improved combination known as S3rrup Trifolium Compound, which see.
Fluid ExtroAit Alterative Compound^ 1 to 4 fl. drs. . . .per pint. .$1.25
Solid Extract Alterative Compound^ 10 to 40 grs per oz. . .27
PiU (31) Alterative Compound per 100, 50 cents; per 600. . 2.35
Syrup Alterative Compound^ 2 fluidrachms. . . .per doz. pVn*«- - ^A»
4S
ALTH^A.
[marshm*uow.]
AJ.THXA omaiNAija, Lioii^.— Ghleflr emptojed hb a demulcent In
intUiiamator]r OBixtioia of Uie mucous tissues, as brouctiitls, veslcaJ
calarrh. renal irritatioQ. ale.
Fluid ExCracl of root. 1 lo 3 auidrocbms per pint,,} I.OO
Pillt. seo list Id Appeadli, Stis. ISC, 83£.
»Liaenue MaraiimalloK. ptrlb.. .60
Each contBias; Powd. Altli»B, 1-3 gr.
fretted ftowen. Preeierl leaves. Pretaed root.
ALUM.
Powerful astrinEtnt, rarely used Internally eic«pt Id pointer's oolle,
for which It is by some considered almost a specifle. It may also be QBed
a pasalTe relBaatious ot mucous luemlirane. Dose, 1 ki D graJnii.
fnfc Granule, see list In Appendix, No. 6SS.
;( Triluratea. see list in Appendix, Nos, 283. ata,
d TrMeti, see list In Appendix, Xoi, H, 1B8.
K leaf and Alum per lb. .J .50
!d Rose, 1-1 gr. Powd. Alum, 14 gr.
ALUMINUM HYDRATE.
Absorbent, antacid, protective, combining tbe properties of ma^eaia
in dlarrtiCBfl and dyspepsia due to acidity ot
i vite. Cose, £ to S graioa.
1i (W) Aluminvm Compotiad perlDD, 11,60: per BOa..| 7.3&
Metallic AiumlQUm, 1 gr. Calcium carbonate, fi-8 gr.
■ Hydrate Alumlmun, 5-a gr.
ALUMINUM OLEATE,
T aaUingeut eRect: laluabis in eczema,
ALUM-ROOT.
., Linni— Powerful aabringent Eitem^y, Is
Djad t« leslraia tueniorriiaees ami foul and ladolent uIcctb. etc : also
mouth and pharyngitis; hiternally Indla-
■^ (tod aa an Injection tor bleedlag piles.
tf Srinict. lOloSOminimB per pint. .« 1.9}
ALVELOZ MILK,
e mQl^ Juice ot Eufborbu hetckudoxa, MQiler, which seeou
" it tlie combined action of a caustic and lUgeaUiiA. \ii cenoBTOab
uDDveH the diseased and broVen flawn lisBMO, seJiiat
to chloride of ziac
iJvlateof AjfTBUimeis ^er vijl, iWA . -% ^Sft^
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AMERICAN CENTAURY.
Sabbatia anuularis, Pursh.— Popularly employed as a profAylactio
and reintnly in intermittent and remitt^it fevers, and is iNneferred by
some to quinine; useful as a tonic in slow convalescence, in dyspepsia and
debilitating diseases.
Fluid Extract of hcrh, 1-3 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ .90
Pressed herb.
AMERICAN COLUMBO.
Frasera CAKOL1NENR1H, Walter.— Mild tonic and ap^ient; in ovor-
dosos, purgative and emetic. Km]>loye4l as a tonic in general debility,
}>articularly in irritated conditions of tlie digestive organs.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-3 to 1 tluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.86
Concentration Fraserin, 1 to 3 grs per os. . .60
Pressed root.
AMERICAN HELLEBORE, See VERATRUM VIRIDE.
AMERICAN IVY.
[ampelopsis.]
ViTis QuiNQUEFOLiA, Lamarck. — Alterative, tonic, astringent,
expectorant. Employed in dropsy to promote absorption.
Fluid Extract of bark of root, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.90
See also Fluid Extract Yellow Dock Conip., under Rumex.
Pressed bark of root.
AMERICAN SAFFRON, See SAFFLOWER.
AMERICAN SARSAPARILLA.
Aralia nudicaulis, Linn^.— Alterative, gentle stimulant and diapho>
retic. Frequently substituted for sarsaparilla (Smilasc officinalis).
Fluid Extract of root, 1-2 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ 1.06
Pressed root.
AMMONIAC.
Gum resin from Dorema Ammoniacum, Don.— Antispasmodic, stimul-
ant, expectorant. Useful in chronic catarrh, bronchial affections and
asthma; externally in plasters as a rubifacient for chronic rheumatism
and to secure mild but sustained irritation of skin.
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 821, 699, 725, 786.
AMMONIUM BROMIDE.
Possesses practically the same physiological action as potassium
bromide, though it is claimed not to produce bromism. Has been speci-
ally reconunended in mild forms of ovaritis. Dose, 1 to 2 drachms per
day in dilute solution.
PHI (83) Ammonium Bromide^ 1 gr. (».-c. only)
per 100, 46 cents; per 600..$ 2.10
Compressed Tableta^ see list in Appendix, Nos. 49, 180, 216.
Elixir Ammonium Bromide (40 grs. per fl. oaO • 'Pef ^^^^ V^ • • ^•'^
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AMMONIUM CARBONATE.
A powerful cardiac stimulant. Largely employed in adynamic fevers,
imeumonia and bronchitis. Dose, 5 to >iO grs., repeated as necessar}'.
PiU, see list in Appendix, No. 78.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 189.
AMMONIUM CHLORIDE.
[ammonium muriate.]
Stimulant expectcnrant, cholagogue, alterative. Valuable in acute
and chronic bronchitis, catarrhal pneumonia, hepatic torpor, and acute
hepatitis; externally, as a stimulant and resolvent to indolent tumors.
etc. Dose, 6 to 20 grs.
Pi'tt (34) Ammonium cfdot ide, S grs. («.-c. only^
per 100, 80 cents; per 500..$ 1.35
Pink Chranule, see list in Appendix. No. 660.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 13, 182, 264 to 267.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 17, 54, 60, 160, 162.
Lozenges: Ammonium chloride, 2 grs.; Potassium chlorate
and Ammonium chloride.
Compressed Tablets.
Ammonium chloride, 3 grs per !b., net. . .65
5 grs per tt>., net.. .50
Potcusium chlorate and Ammonium chloride
per lb., net, 65 cents; per doz. boxes of 40, net. . .90
Potassium chlorate, 3 1-2 grs.
Ammonium chloride, 11-2 grs.
See also Bronchial Sedative.
AMMONIUM PICRATE.
[ammonium carbazotate.]
Bitroduced ais a substitute for quinine, but is inactive as an antagonist
to malarial poiscm. Used to some extent in the treatment of whooping
cough. Dose, 1-8 to 1 gr.
puis, see list in Appendix, Nos. 35 to 40.
AMMONIUM SALICYLATE.
Ciombines the properties of ammonium carbonate with those of sali-
cylic acfa). Has been employed successfuUy in acute articular rheuma-
tism, gout, intermittent fever, etc. Dose, 5 to 20 grs.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 132.
AMMONIUM VALERIANATE.
Usefol in various nervous and spasmodic disorders, such as hys-
tfliia, chorea and the lesser neuroses. Dose, 2 to 8 grains.
PiU (41) Ammonium valerianate, 1 gr. (s.-c. <mly) « « . »
per 100, 40 ceofca; ^&cc t#» . .^ \53b
^Huttr^ gee list In Appendix, Noe. 2 to 4.
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AMYL NITRITE.
Powerful cardiac stimulant and antispasmodic. Very valuable by
inhalation or by moutb in whoopinfi: cougb, angina pectmis and ooiain
forms of asthma. Dose, 2 to 10 minims.
Pearls.— A portable and convenient form for handling this rem-
edy; 2, 8. 4 or 5 minims per box of 1 doc, net. .$ .40
8 and 10 minims per box of 1 dos., net, . M
ANGELICA.
Angelica atropurpi^rea, Linn^, (American).— X,eave8 and 9eed.
Archanoeijca officinalis, Hoffmann, (European) .—J7oot. Aromatic,
stimulant, diaphoretic. A popular remedy for flatulence, and for senile
bronchitis under circumstances where senega is usually lurescrfbed.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm p^ pint. .$ 1J80
Fluid Extract of seed, 5 to 80 minims per pint. . 1.50
Pressed leaves. Pressed root.
ANGUSTURA.
Oalipea CVsparla., St. Hilaire.— A stimulant tonic, with slight feb-
rifuge properties; in large doses emetic and cathartic. Said to be
particularly efflcacioqs in bilious diarrhoeas and dysenteries, and in dys-
pepsia and other diseases demanding tonics.
Fluid Extract of bark, 10 to 80 minims per pint. .$ 1.60
ANISE.
PiMPiNELLA Akisum, Linu^.— A grateful aromatic carminatiTe. In
the form of warm infusion is claimed to possess the property of increas-
ing secretion of mammary glands; used in the flatulency of infants and
to remove nausea.
Fluid Extract of fruity 10 to 20 minims per pint. .$ 1.60
See also Fluid Extraxit Orange Compound; Liquid Camphor
Comp. for B, P. tincture; Fluid Extract Pink-root and
Senna, under Spigelia; Fluid Rhubarb, sweet; Fluid
SarsapariUa Comp. for Syrup.
Pill, see list in Appendix, No. 42.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 294, 295.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 59, 60.
Syrups, see list in Appendix, Nos. 44 and 45.
Lozenges: Bronchial, Improved; Wistar''s Cough.
ANODYNE PINE EXPECTORANT.
A combination of astringents, sedatives and stimulant expectorants
available for the treatment of affections of throat and bronchial passages;
it has been found of great service in coughs and colds.
In all pulmonary difficulties it proves a satisfactory palliative; it is,
moreover, an excellent vehicle for cod liver oil.
Each auidouuce represents: White Fine bark, 80 grs.; WUd Cherry
SOgrs.; SaasatraSj 2 grs.; Sanguinaria, 8 1-8 gre.; Balaaaoo "O'-'-^-'t \suAa
M'^iP ■»»
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ANODYNE PINE EXPECTORANT— CoNTmuiD,
(Balm or Cilpad^. 4 gis,: Spikenard iiwt. 4 grs.; MorphinB aeeU
gr.; CliloroTorm, 4 miniina. Doae. 1-S HJ 2 HuJilrachlnB.
In pint botlles per dm., net.-S 7.00
ANTACID TABLETS, compressed.
Each tablet coDlaiiiB^ Pr«^lplfated CaJciuin carbonate, Sl-a gm.; Uitg-
neduni carbonate 2 l-a grs; Sodliun chloride, 1 gr. Prepared atiee the
tormiilaof Slr'WilliHnt Hoberts, M. D., F. B. 8., vrho, pointed out the use
or antacid remoilies In dTspepela and gravel. A-reprint or Dr. Roberts'
paper bUI be furnished on applloation.
Price per 100, i«(. 24 cents: ijerBOO, «*f..( 1.00
ANTHEMIS.
Anthkmu mobiuh, LInnj.— Antl-spaaniodic, stomachic and Ultilu.
Employed Id the spnamodic and pseudo-neural^ alliwtionB or hjatiirical
origin; the varm InTusion is largely employed as a sUnniiOEt diaphor-
«tic in iQOlinsnt inHammationH of mucous tracto, and as aji ennnenapii^fe.
Fluid Eitract Roman (Sunnomile Jloieers, IS to I Suidrafluu
perpint..Sl.a)
■Solid Extract Roman Chamomile. 81o 12 gra peroz.. .46
tat (IS) Anthanii Eitract, Sgt«....pbe 100, 40 aents; per 600.. 1.8B
'^med Jloinent.
ANTIMONIAL POWDER.
[jAMES' POWDER.]
Said to be altorativo, dlaphomtlc, purgative or emetic, accordiDg to
dose. It is odvaDlageiiiiHly glten in acute rbeumatlsiD. eanjoEoed with
camphor, calomel and opium, and with calomel and guatac in several
cutaneous aflectlona. Doae. as a diaphoretic, 3 to 8 grains eveiy tJiree
hours; Id larger doses It is purKatlre and emetic.
Compretml Tablet (laS) ^nlinioniaf Poiciler, 3 grs
perSOO.nef, 30 cents; per I1XN), iiet..S .85
ANTIMONY ANO POTASSIUM TARTRATE.
[tartar EWETIC]
OUH. SedaHvB, alteraHve, antiphlogiatic, diaphoretic, eapeclor-
Doee. as as alterative, 1-S2 to I-IH gr.; as on expectorant aaddia-
1. 1-i to i-Sgr,; as an wnettc, 1-a to l gr,, repfated if netfaBary.
AKTrooTEB.— After woahlnc out the stomach, give tanniD freely, ot la
abseoce a strong infusina of tea. Collowed by mild atimulaota. |
PiOt. «ee list in Appeadbt, Noa. 355, 110, AM to BS7.
PiiUt GraniiJe, see HM In Appendix. No. T14.
TnWtl IVihimta, see Ust in Appendix, Nos. 107 to ITS, 087, 2B4,
e£3. lies.
in^irBMiied Tablet, see list In Appendix, So, CO,
■Wminims. pKt d'fi.TA'
S^iU Cjnipotirui.
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ANTIMONY (SULPHURATED).
Alterative, diaphoretic, emetic. A somewhat uncertain ranedy by
reason of its insolubility, though, combined with mild mercurous chloride
and ^laiac, it was formerly employed in secondary syphilis and cutaneous
eniptions. Dose, as an alterative, 1 to 2 grs. ; as an emetic, 6 to 90 grs.
ruin, see list in Appendix, Noe. 54, 190, 865, 731.
Tablet Trituruie (198) Antimony Compound
per 500, net^ 23 cents; per 1000, net. .$ .40
Sulphurate<l Antimony, 1-40 gr.
Powd. Chiaiac, 1-20 gr.
Mercurous chloride, mild, 1-40 gr.
Lozenye, Pectoral, Dr. Jackson.
ANTIPYRINE, See TAR.
ANTISEPTIC LIQUID.
A colorless solution having a faint aromatic odor. Combines all the
requisites for a household antiseptic. Its constituents are the chlorides of
aluminium, sodium, magnesium, calcium and zinc with oils eucalyptus
and wintergreen.
In quart bottles per doz., net. .$ 6.00
ANTISEPTIC SOAP.
[Johnston's ethereal.]
An etherealized hydro-alcoholic solution of castile soap. Mr. J.
Johnston, of the Jefferson Medical College Hospital of Philadelphia, has
devised this Ethereal Antiseptic Soap which will satisfy the demands of
the most exacting or skeptical practitioner, since it possesses all the ad-
vantages claimed for other antiseptic fluids, with none of their disad-
vantages.
It is a liquid possessing the special advantages of being readily re-
moved by either cold or warm water, of pleasant odor and marvellous
cleansing powers, and all the characteristics that recommend for general
toilet use, particularly where grease is to be removed.
It is strongly recommended for its general antiseptic and disinfectant
properties, and has been found useful as a head-wash and parasiticide.
In pint bottles per bot., net. .$ .75
ANTISEPTIC TABLETS.
For External use only.— Convenient for surgical uses and all
occasions where a reliable antiseptic solution of definite strength is
required. For a 1:1000 solution dissolve one tablet (Tablet Triturate
No. 180) in 4 fl. oz. wine measure or 4 1-6 fl. oz., imperial measure of
water; or Q "B" tablet (Tablet Triturate No. 615) in 16 fl. oz. wine
measure or 16 2-3 fl. oz., imi>erial measure of water; or a 9 "D'^
tablet (Compressed Tablet No. 117) in 16 fl. oz. wine measure of water;
for a 1:2000 solution use double the quantity of water in each case; and
for a 1:4000 solution, four times the quantity of water required for a
it
ANTISEFTIC TABLETS -Con r in ued.-
ItaWet TrUvrale, No. ISO.
I Hcrcurio tditoride. carros- 1 per boltte of 100 iki
• ive, 1 4I-III? era. ^ b bottle ot IDOO or botiies
( Citric acid, Bf-lOO gr. i WO perl(IOO,ne]
roMer TVihinilE, Ko. SIS.
|CiEricw)M.3«Brs. ) JS'botUe of 1000 «i
Comprattd Tabli^t, No. 117.
f Mercuric chiorido,oorTo«- 1 pv bottle of 2S-- ,.nef,. .18
n..n"J he. 7 8-10 gre. I per bottle of 100 Mt.. M
** " ISodiiml chloride, 7 T-IOf per bottle of 1 lb net.. !.00
I era. J ptrboWlBof 1009 net.. 8.00 '
• APIOL, See PARSLEY. ^H
APOCYNUM. ^H
Afocyhith OAinuBnniv. Unni.— Powerfully emetic and callianic,
icitb msj-ked aatJspBfiinadic, dl&phoretic, expectorant and dJmvtiu
powera. It dimiDiBbeB tbe traquency of the pulse, and promotes drow^-
oese; as a hy4irat;ogue cathartla ta of value In auasorca, eegiecially of
Brlglit'0 disease; la recommeuded aleo in intermittent and remittent
feven, and puloiODary oftectioiw,
'HarK-.—'to avoid confuBloa, die tuune Indian Hemp should not be
applied to this drug, since Ic is often rocogniied oa referriaB to CannaWs
Indlca. [n prescribing these dru^ it is betler t^ employ tiie ofllcial ^^^|
names of Apocynum and Indiao Casuabls reapeclively. ^^H
J'hifJ Extract af not, S to a) mhihiu, luid as on emetic, 1-4 ^^M
tol diddrachm per pint. .g l,ao ^^U
Solid Extract 1 to4KTs peroi,. .33 ^^H
P/^adered Extract, 1 to 4 grs. ..,....,-...,,..--.. .peroz.. '7fi ^^^|
FUta, aee list in Appendix, Noe. 00, U4, 378. ^^M
^^^^.Pretted notiCaaajXiaaBemp). ^^^
^^B APPLE ^H
^^^Hvmn Itixca, Llnnf,— Toaic and febrifuge. Employed in intermit- ^^H
^^lhl> remlttenl and bHioua fevers; also deemed useful in mild casei of ^^|
CnreJ. ^^M
Fluid Extract o/bnrk.JAtol miiilrachm per pint..$ 1.S0 ^^M
Prcttd bark. ^^H
ARBOR VIT«. ^H
TbVya ocomESTALiR, Liuuf. — Expectorant, febiifugo, anthehuintio. ^^^|
Recommeniled is intencitteat Add remittent fevers, coughs, scurvy and ^^H
^^_ fluid Extract of (op>, 1-4 to 1 Siildrachra .-vt^-^x-X^A'^^H
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ARECA.
Akeca Catecih', Liunc,— AHtrinj^ent, vermifuge. Often emf^yed
for tli(> cxpiilKion i>f taitt^wonn, especially in quadrapeds.
Fluid Extract Areca Xut, 1 to 6 fluidrachms per pint.. $ 2.S5
ARNICA.
Arnica Montana, Linne.— Stimulant; in large doeee, Irritant and
toxic. Has been employeil in ad^'namic feTers, and in djTBenteiy ot
typhoid tyiM?.
I*rei)aration8 of the flowera are employed externally for the rdi^ of
pain fn.>in bniises. Ki)rains. t'tc, and to prevent ecchymoees.
Fluid Kjctract flowfrs, 5 to 15 minhnR per jrfnt. .$ l.SO
Fluid Extract rinjt, 5 to 30 minims per pint. . 1.30
Solid Extract flowers, 1 to 3 pth per oz. . JB7
Solid Extract root, 2 to 5 grs per oz. . M
Pink Granule ((505) flowers, 1-5 jrr. . . .per 100, 20 cents, per 800. . .85
Pressed flowers. Pressed root.
AROMATIC.
Carminative and ^ntly stimulant. Employed for the relief of nausea,
and the flatulence of colic or diarrhoea; externally, in form of wine as a
vulnerary.
Fluid Extract per pint. .$ 2.50
100 Cc. represents: 1 pint represents about:
35 Om Ceylon Cinnamon. ...53-4 ozs.
35 Gm Ginger 5 8-4 ozs.
15 Gm Cardamom 21-2 ozs.
15 Gm Nutmeg 21-2 ozs.
Wine per doz. pints. . 12.00
Aromatic troches, for sweetening the breath and as a car-
minative per lb., net. . .70
ARSENIC BROMIDE.
Was introduced as a remedy in diabetes, and is the base of
"Qemens' Solution." Dose, 1-40 gr. to 1-5 gr.
Diumule, see list in Appendix, No. 901.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 270 to 278, 606.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Api>endix, No. 1001.
ARSENIC CHLORIDE.
Combines the properties of arsenous with those of hydrochloric acid.
Average dose, 1-20 gr.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 160, 161.
ARSENIC IODIDE.
Used internally in skin diseases, and externally as an ointment (3 grs.
fa the ounce) to reduce tubercular swellings. Dose, 1-8 gr.
^H ARSENIC IODIDE— Continued.
^^BiVnJf Oranule OWff) ^rMHfc uKJufe. l-ICO KT
^^H 4 per IDD.aOceutii; t^N)a,.t ,1
^^^B ih'vrnutef, see llat la Appendii, Nos, SOS, Cea.
^^B IbAtet Tn'funifFi, see list In Appendix, Nos. IB, ±^-4 to 377, W7.
^^ft IHumal TaMrl Trlhimlti. see Jul Id AppeaOlI, Nos. 1002, 1033.
ARSENIC OLEATE,
OlnnneBls, conUioing SO gra. otoleate lo the ounee, are used aa cnii
tlaa In lupus, eplttiellouio. etc.
»!□ loz, bottles perbot.-S ■'■
ARSENIC SULPHIDE.
iDtroduoed ae a remedr tn diseases n( the skin; Is often vnluah:
wbOD fnr any reoBon arsenous nrfd cannot be borne. Lose, 1-100 g?
gradUAll; Incresaed to 3- JS gr.
nUi, see list in AppHidli, Noa. 803. SOB.
^^^k .Diiirniile, see list Id Appeodli. No. 1103.
^^^VSfaUct Tritvratrt, see list in AppendlT. Noa. S», ZTS. MM,
^^^BSivrxdl T\ltil«t TVi tiimfe, see list in Appenillx. Ko. lOlO.
ARSENOUS A'CID.
Pf>[aoNoxrB.— Alterative, bmic. ajitjperiodlc. Has be«n employed Id
Intermittent fever, chorea, chroolc rheiunatifiin, chronic syphilitic alTec-
tlon>, caocerouB diseases, etc
A^ATIIX^TES. — Stomach pump if neceasnjy — emetics — followed by
large draughtB of hot water and salt Ui wosti oiiC stomach. DialyECd Iran, j
iron succinate (hydnitedj, In ouuue cimes, repeatedly. MaRneala, In un-
Umlied quantities. SUmulasla freely, if much proslratloQ. Mudla^-
oua drinks. Dose, aTertige. l-SO RT.
PiUt. see Ust Id Appeodlx, Nos. 47, U. flt to TS, 189, IKI, !%
410, 417. iM3 to R45, 5M, 039 to 031, 780, TOO, 977, 833 W SM,
esi, f^.
k Plnh GranulcM. see hst in Appendix, Noa. I!63. 007, COT.
kKUnmk, see list iu Appeadix, Xo. !NM.
It IWfumtM, see list in Appendix, Kos. I to 4, 183, 1S9. im,
-SOS, SM, Ml, 41.1 lo4ia,41S, 453,010, Sffi.
ynuratf, see list m Appendix, No. 1004.
d TabUli. see list hi Appendix, Nos. 31. W, 110, 143,
■.m.
i> p^ Iron. Quinine and Araenic pel i\cn..'^B.'i*..^
Each Suidoiiuce represents :
JilirtojiiTopboaphate, soluble. 8 ktb.
"'""'"B sulphate, S gra.
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ASAFETIDA.
Gum renin from Fercla fcetida (Bunfce) Hegel.— Tbnic, stimulant,
carminative and antispaRnifxlic. Employed in hystoical affections, chorea,
wlioopinfiT-con^h, chronic bronchitis; for the r^ief of tympanites and
conHtipation, and as a sedative for infants.
Fluid Amfetida\ 100 Cc. represents 50 Qm. of the drag, <»*
about f>>% ozs. to the pint ; dose, 6 to 80 minims. . . .pa: j^t. .$ 1.50
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 11, 78 to 81, 287, 715, 780, 744, 747,
760,827.
Compreased Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 187, 188, 194.
ASCLEPIAS.
[pleurisy-root.]
AscLEPiAR TUBER08A, Linn6.— Diaphoretic, antispasmodic, tonic, diu-
retic, carminative. Has attained a reputation in diseases of the respira-
tory organs, more particularly pleurisy, pneumonia and catarrhal affec-
tions; also beneficial in acute rhemnatism, febrile diseases, and flatu
lence.
Fluid Extract of root, 30 to 60 minims per pint. .$ 1.20
Concentration Asclepidin, 1 to 5 grs per oz. . .75
Pressed root.
ASPARAGUS.
Asparagus officinalis, Linn6.— Diuretic, aperient, weakly diaphor-
etic.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.60
Pressed root.
ASPIDIUM.
[male-fern.]
Drtopteris Filix-mas GLiinn^) Schott.— Tonic, astringent, anthel-
mintic; is celebrated as a specific for tape-worm, ^^e extract should be
administered in the morning on an empty stomach, followed by an ounce
and a half of castor oil at intervals of an hour.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 1 to 4 fluidrachms per pint. .$ 1.26
Solid Extract, 20 to 40 grs per oz. . .81
Capsules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 44, 70, 90, 111.
Pressed root,
ASPIDOSPERMA.
[quebracho.]
ASPIDOSPERMA QuEBRACHo-BLANco, Schlechtendsl.— This drug has
lately been introduced as a remedy in dyspncea. Qiven in proper doses, it
relieves cyanosis and sense of suffocation due to embarrassed respira-
tion, as in emphysema, capillary bronchitis, phthisis, chronic pneumonic
processes, and in asthma; it appears to assist oxygenation of the blood
as weU as to stimulate the respiratory centres.
^/uuf Mvtrctct of bark, IS minims to 1 fluidrachm. . -^t^** tAnt. .% %.«i
JEous HiRHiLOB, Correa de Serra. — Allcratii-e. Ionic, astiiDgenC. ^H
Employed in India (or diarrhtea, dysentery, and other diseases of Uie ^H
^luwelB sccomptmied ti; reJaxntioa ot mucous mmubraue, ^^t
^^^L J'luid Kriract of fruit, I to ^fluidrBctmiB per pint..! S.es ^^M
Chkeani oLiaai, Unn*.— Tonio, cathftrtic, antUelmlntio. Reoom-
meiided in treatmeDt of hepBtic disorder^ debility of dlgeeUTe appara-
tus, etc.; exiemslly as sn lippUcatlou to iunanied tumors, swollen
breasts, hsmorrhoidal en^rgement, eto,
» Fluid Extract of herb, IS to 1 Buidraclun per pluC..$ ,90 ^^L
ffenuMitniCion C^lonfn, 1 to^grs. , peroz., l.OO ^H
BALSAM FIR. ^H
AfiiKS BiLSiMEi, Miller.— StlmuJant, diuretic. anChelmlDtic; in large ^^|
has been recommended lor inflommaUons of catarrhal charBcta-. Tta ^^|
olBore^ (Canada balsam) is often useful in dironlc broochltia, ^^H
■ Fluid S^trael of bark, 1-2 to! Buidrachm per pint..S I.EO ^^M
ilaptule (3) Baltavi of Fir, 10 mhilms ^^M
per 100. 70 cents; per doz. boxes ot 1 doz., 1.8S ^^M
BALSAM OF PERU.
Obt^ned from Toliiifera Pereirs (Royle) BHillon.— Stimulant, with
special tendency to mucous membrane in chponio hronchltis, nsthma,
chronic dysentery, eto. ; employed externally in the treatment of scabies.
Dose, B to 30 minims.
Captule tS) Saltam of Peru, 10 mininiB
.perlDD, 90 cents; perdoz. boxes at 1 doz..S 1.65 <
BALSAM POPLAR.
Lloo*; VI R c*HnioiMB, Gray.— 8tli
BAMBOO BRIER.
! o/ rhitOTne, l-StoS fiu\flractaiia.. ,
» Alterative Ctmipound.
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BELLADONNA.
Atropa Belladonna. Linn^. Pomonous.— Anodyne, excitcmiotor;
8upi>reHHe8 the secret ion8; a phyKioI<^;:ical antidote to opium, stimulat*
inji: the rL*8pirator>' centres. Employed in incontinence of urine, ni^t
sweats, wht)opin)(-ooiigh, croiip, chronic ccmstipation, etc.; locally as a
mydriatic, aiiti-fi:alactaf;og:ue and antispasmodic.
Antidotes.— The stomach should be properly emptied by emetics or
the st-oinaoh pump, and nervous disturbances oxnbated as they arise,
by pil()cari>ine or mori>hine.
AcmvE Principle, Atropine, 1-300 to 1-60 gr.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1 to 4 minims per jrfnt. .$ 1J86
Fluid Extract of root, 1 to 3 minims pw pint. . 1.60
Normal Liquid of leaves, 1 to 4 minims fter pint. . 1.60
Xormal Liquid of root, 1 to 3 minims pa: pint. . 1.66
Solid Extract of leaves, assayed, 1-8 to 1-8 gr , . .per os. . .81
Solid Extract of leaves (strictly alcoholic), assayed, 1-18 to
1-3 gr per os. . .48
Solid Extract of root, assayed, 1-8 to 1-2 gr per oz. . .88
Powdered Extract of leaves, assayed, 1-8 to 1-2 gr poroz.. .46
Powdered Extract of root, assayed, 1-8 to 1-2 gr per oc. . .60
Concentration Belladonnin, 1-24 to 1-4 gr per oz. . 1.60
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 18, 24, 25, 27 to 29, 48, 68, 82
to 84, 86 to 88, 150, 155, 207, 862, 897, 406, 409, 414, 416, 418,
455, 466, 508, 509, 512, 547, 755.
Pink Granules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 663, 668.
Diumule, see list in Appendix, No. 905.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 17 to 21, 112, 118,
181, 201, 218 to 228, 231 to 283, 279 to 288, 444 to 446, 618, 680,
643 to 645, 653.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1005.
Ophthalmic Tablet Atropine sulphate, 1 gr ji&r tube of 26. . 1.00
Hypodermatic Tablet, see list in Appendix, Nos. 8, 4, 15, 16, 24,
28, 29, 32, 38 to 45, 57 to 68.
Veterinary Hypo. Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 502. 603, 513.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 9, 19. 85, 188. 168,
155, 195, 199, 200.
OUate Atropine, 2% alkaloid. per oz. . .66
Inhalant, see list in Api)endix, No. 4.
Pressed leaves. Pressed root.
BENNE.
Sbsamum indicum, Linn^.— The leaves abound in a bland, rich mucilage,
yielded readily to cold water, which is highly esteemed as a demulcent
drink in cholera infantum, dysentery and other bowel complaints.
Fluid Extract of leaves^ 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. ,% 1.60
I^essed leaves.
ir-vTi
• BENZOIC ACID.
A BtimuIaBt especturaut. Emplaned in bronchitlE !n imy nUtge : also
as a remnly In <ir(i! acid dlatheala. in llthEemla^ and the phoaphatia
Taiiety of efa^^i- Dose, aa an expectorant, M to l-Z gF.', aa an antf-
UlMc 10 to 30 era.
m- /Compressed ThbfeJff, see Brown lUixiun and BroTon Slfixtiire
I and Ammonivm Chloride, under eigcyrrhlxa; also ilsC of
I Cmapresttd l^hUh In Appfndii, Noa. 90. 16S.
BolBamic reaiu &om Styhax Benzoin. Dryander. — Intcrnaiij, BtlmuJaat
and expectorant. Employed in chronic bronctiltia, clironlo dEurtucB
and dysentery. Eiternallj-, a BtypHo and protective for wounda, bed-
Fluid Benzoin (for U. B, P. tlnotnre), S to 15 minimi
per pint, .f 9.00
I Thtid Benttoin Oomp. (for IT. 5. F. tincture) peri^t.. S.OO
W 100 (?o, FeprMents: I pint represents about;
■ 88 Om Beizoin 6 oix.
W eom FuriOed Aloes 1 oz.
Dose: B to 10 ruinlms.
Ligvid StHXoln Comp. far B. P.
fc Each Imperial pint repni
n
c
I
Prepared Storax. 6 ozb.
Balsam Tolu, * ots.
Socotrine Aloes, 640 j^.
.£, Bee liBt Id Appendix, ^
BERBER IS A(jyiFOUUM. p
powerfol alterative and (onkL It stimulates dlgeetlon and
itloii. excites aloorptloD. anil may be advantagmusly combined
sograda in the treatment of constipation.
In constltntJonal syphilis, HCrofolouB Gomplainte, plyriaHia, psorioaiB
1 other culaueous diseascB, He use is often attended with remarkably
PilU, AM llBt In Appendix, Noa. B8, M.
£r/Mr. see list In Appendix, No. 86.
See also Oucara Cordial and TrifnU-ui
Cftinpo
.■od.
M\
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BETH-ROOT •
TRiLLRm ERBCTUM, Linn^.— Astringent and tonic. Is reocHnmended
in haemoptysis and bronchorrhoea; also said to fadlitate parturitioii
when given for some time prior to the event.
Fluid Extract Beth-root, 80 to 60 minims per pint. .$ 1.05
Concentration Trilliin, 2 to 4 grs per o*. . .00
PiU (688) Trilliin, 1-8 gr per 100, 80 cents; per 600. . 1.86
Pressed root.
BISMUTH AND AMMONIUM CITRATE.
Being soluble, is rapidly astringent in action. For the treatment of
Irritation of mucous membrane it is far inferior to the instable salts,
but superior where there is relaxation with excessive secretion or exuda-
tion. Dose, 1 to 8 grs.
Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 6 to 8, 17, 20 to 28, 81, 88, 66,
80 to ft}, 89 to 05, 100, 101.
Granular Effervescent Salts:
Pepsin and Bismuth per doz. 2 oz. bottles. .$ 6.00
Each drachm contains:
Pepsin aseptic (1-8000), 1 gr.
Bisnmth and Ammomum citrate, 1 gr.
Pepsin J Bismuth and Strychnine per doz. 2 oz. bottles. . 7.25
Each drachm contains:
Pepsin aseptic (1-8000), 1 gr.
Bismuth and Ammonium citrate, 2 grs.
Strj'chnine, 1-COgr.
BISMUTH SUBCARBONATE.
This salt of Bismuth is much more sedative to mucous membrane,
and generally better borne than the subnitrate, though otherwise the
properties are practically the same.
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 99, 440.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 22, 284.
BISMUTH SUBGALLATE.
[dermatol.]
Has been strongly recommended in the local treatment of eczemas,
superficial ulcerations, wounds, and other affections in which iodoform
has been employed. Dose, 5 to 25 grs.
Compressed Tablet (:;J03) Dermatol, 5 grs
per 100, net, 78 cents; per 500, net. .$ 8.76
BISMUTH SUBNITRATE.
Sedative, feebly astringent, and soothing to irritated mucous tissue;
hence, employed in subacute gastritis, gastralgia, pyroaia, ^^a&trlc ulcor
and similar disorders. It ia also a useful top\ca\ appWcaXXou Va %^t»»«
rtcea, and rectal irritation. Dose, 5 to 10 grs. , twice or XivrVc© %r<\».^ .
r
^^ BISMUTH SUBNlTRATE-CoNTiNUED.
^^ft /Ola, see list in Appendix, Hos.ftr.Ce, 100,101, Sei. Ml, 44S.
^^r ■ Tablet Ti-ituraiea.seelM,iaAppetiai^SoB.SS.aSi.4ST.ISSS,eia.
^*" Compresserf liiWrfa, see list In Appendli, Nos. SI, 80, 3« to 38, BT,
7B. IBS, ISStoHl, 187,214.
Losexge Biunutlt and Charcoal pw lb, .J
BlsmuUi auboltrste, 1 ^. Oborcool, 1 gr,
■ BISMUTH OLEATE.
tiaed undllutai aa a soothing ftpjiJioalion percB-.f .81 ]
BISTORT.
Poi-yooKCU BiEToRTA. LlnDif.— A mild Bstringent, omplo^ed for It
repression of tueDtorrhoges, passive diarrlicEaa, leucorrhipaB. etc.: ali
a» ■ local applioatloQ in relaied condiSona ot the tlmiat, ftniiK. mgfna,
^■r Fluid Extract of rklzome. SO to iO minima per pint. .1
^^ BITTER BUCLEWEED.
Lvcoj^s BtrnopAcB, Linn^. — Tonic and aitemtivE, exerciain^ a marked
toBueuce over glandular, splenic, and other engor^omentB r«ullliig fn
Chronic malarial poisoning; claimed as a propbj'iactlc to malaria.
Fluid Extract of herb. 1-2 to 1 Quidrachm per pint. -t S.OO
*JV««Bd herb.
BITTER-ROOT.
AFOomiTH tHDHOKSHiFOLiuH, linnA.^Tonlc, diaphoreLIc, tai
large doB6E emetic. Has been touni] valuable in tbe treaUne
chronic hepalio torpidltj-, and (in conjunction with yellow portlla) in
rellering dyspepsia and ameooirbiBB; as a diapborelic it should be
combined with opium.
Piract «/ root; dose, aa an emetic, J-8 fluldrachmt as a,
od diaphoretic, 10 to SO minims per pint-.t !.90
vicr, 1 to4gra peroz.. M
lion Apocifnin, 1^ toBgrs pw m.. ].MI
BITTERSWEET, See DULCAMARA.
BLACK ALDER.
iLtJt vEKTicnujTi, tiray.— Tonic, astringent, alteradve. Heoom-
mended in lutArmlltent fevers. diarrhceOB. and aa an alterative In sklD
ce: properly diluted, It forms e useful application to eoBgrenoua
•A itlcera and certain erupUom.
02
BLACK ASH.
FRAXINU8 8AMBUCIPOLIA, LAiiiarck.— TocJc and astringent. May be
used tor all internal and external purposes where a combined astrtni^eiit
and t«mic effect is desinxl.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1 to 4 fluidrachms per pint. .9 IJtO
Pressed bark.
BLACKBERRY, See RUBUS.
BLACK BIRCH.
Betula LENTA, Limic.— Popularly used to prepare diaphoretic in-
fusions.
Pressed bark.
BLACK COHOSH, See CIMICIFUGA.
BLACK HAW, See VIBURNUM PRUNIFOLIUM.
BLACK HELLEBORE.
Helleborus NIGER, Linn6. Poisonous.— Drastic cathartic, anthel-
mintic, reputed emmenagog:ue. In overdoses a violent gastro-intes-
tinal irritant, producing death by hyi>er-catharsis, convulsions and ccd-
lapse.
Antidotes.— Evacuate the stomach, administer stimulants, and heat,
externally. Opium may be given to allay irritation of the intestines.
Fluid Extract of rhizome; dose, as a purgative, 5 to 30 minims,
per pint. .9 1.90
Solid Extract, 1 to 4 grs per oz. . JZ7
Powdered Extract, 1 to 4 grs per oz. . ,40
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 108, 368, 281.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 24, 156.
Pressed root.
BLACK OAK.
QuERCus TiNCTORiA, Bartram.— Astringent and tonic. Commonly used
as a wash in prolapsus ani and hsemorrhoidal affections, and as an injec-
tion in leucorrhoea.
Pressed bark.
BLACK PEPPER.
Piper nigrum, Liinn6.— Stimulant and stomachic. In intermittents is
used as an adjuvant to febrifuges; useful in colic, cholera morbus, flatu-
lency, haemorrhoids, etc.
Active Principle, Piperine, 1 to 10 grs.
Fluid Extract of fruity 5 to 20 minims, diluted with water
per pint. .9 2.00
PiUs, see list hi Appendix^i^os. 8, 47, 55, 149, 175, 540, 702, 754, 882.
Pink Qranule^ see list in Appendix, No. 602.
Tablet 2yt'turate, see list in Appendix, No. 050.
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BLACK WALNUT.
JtiOLAZva viQiu, Llim^,— Alterative and deAbstrnent, Hodlflu chmnic
cachectic coDdlliooa, and promcptea the hefiliB^ of indolent ulcers. epeeiAc
and DOD-Bpedflc. Its etiect In clu\iulc eases Is ftlai inanitnit only Kfler
mercurlaJ alterBtivea or potOBSiuln Iodide.
Fluid Extract o/ Jcai'M. 20 to 30 mlniius per pint.. S ».«
Preaied bo?*. Prtmed kava.
BLACK WILLOW.
R'T.TT N1GIU, Marshall.— Tlie bark is tonlo and anttperlodic. depend-
'nie budi are bitter tonic, and suid not uHy ti
Btiaphrodislao properHeB but also to eiert a peculiar sedative Influence
upon tJie whole sexual apparatus.
Fluid Extract of bark. 1-4 to 1 Duiilrachin
^l-Hid Extrael of bud*. M to I lluldracllln
dbarle.
BLADDER WRACK.
B. Liunc.^Has long enjoyed a
d resolTeut uselul in goitre and BcrofulouB sweltingB— lis
iMaea, poaalbly. dependlne on the Iodine present. Has boen employBd
Id obeaty. but utust he persisted In, and in some i
faithful trial, do benefit Is derived. It is. however, worthy of trial where
ohcsity is associated with serous pletliora.
The caaka in which FUcns vesicuJosus shows moet decided beneBt
are Of women with menstrual deran^ment. as meuorrhagla and le
rbcBa dependent upoo atonic and dabby condition oC uteriae ti
improvement hi local derangement usuaUy precedes geneml reduction
^_^ ttii and improved tenicity of the Rcnerol econom
^^^ J'hiid Extract of plant, 1-S to4 fluldrachnw pa ptnt.,t I.B&
^^^Soia Extract, bta^ gra peroE.,
^^^^'Annfered Extract, S to 3D gn peroE..
iVI (E8G) ,#V«u rnitujumu £2 1., 3 era. . . .per 100, SOc.; per GOO. .
BLESSED THISTLE.
CiBBEKU BEMEDioTA. B. & H.— Toulc. diaphoretic, emetic In i
doKS la employed as a luQd tenic in debility of the sUnuach. notaUy
Id dyspepsias accompanying hepatin congestion; in larger doses, admin-
istered In wann water, produces copious perspiration; hi maxlmuni doae,
to tfii to be emetic,
^^p fhad Ertntct of htrb, 1AU> 1 Suidrachm. per pint.. C 1.
^H BLOOD-FLOWER.
^^^^iLsmjEPiAii cDHABsivicA, UnD^.— AetrlngeDt, styptic and vervc^u^
^^^B»eD on an empty alomach acta as a very promiA tsi^M^p', SJao mbJL '
wltb beDeflC as on Irtjectlon in leucorrhoen.
rrma Sxtrael of herb. 1 to S tliildrachmB pwc v"''^-**
J)4
BLOOD-ROOT, See SANGUINARIA.
BLUE CARDINAL-FLOWER.
Lobelia syphilitica, Liim6.— Cathartic and emetic. Useful in ascites
to assist renir)val of accumulated fluids.
Pressed leaves.
BLUE COHOSH. See CAULOPHYLLUM.
BLUE FLAG, See IRIS.
BLUE GENTIAN.
Gentiana puberula, Michaux.— Tonic and stomachic. Employed in
impaired di^restion, anorexia, convalescence from acute disease and in
any fonn of chronic debUity.
Pressed root.
BLUE VERVAIN.
Verbena hastata, Linn^.— Tonic, emetic, expectorant, diaplKH^tic.
Tlie hot infusion is employed as a sudorific in colds, to relieve obstructed
menstruation, etc.
Fluid Extract of herb, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.00
Pressed herb. Pressed root.
BOLDO.
Peumus Boldus, Molina.— Employed chiefly as a tonic; by virtue of
an essential oil it acts as a stimulant and antiseptic; it is also anthel-
mintic. Specially valuable in atonic dyspepsia, blenorrhagia, and chronic
catarrh of bladder.
In cases of chronic hepatic torpor and atony of various organs, where
quinine cannot be tolerated, it often proves an excellent succedaneum tor
the latter. Large doses induce emesis, and are apt lil^ewise to prove irri-
tant to the bowels.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1 to 4 minims, graduaUy increased;
per pint. .$ 8.00
BONE, POWDERED.
Bone flour is a true food, not a medicine. It can be taken most
readily by incorporating with ordinary food. By digesting a little while
in strong vinegar, it is rendered wholly soluble, when may be used as a
condiment, with or without addition of cayenne, mustard, walnut catsup,
or ciury flavor. It offers to the digestive fluids a supply of phosphoric
acid much more easily assimilated than that which is contained in the
tough structure of the outer coating of cereal grains; it is more digesti-
ble, and, even more palatable than bran. Our powdered bone is prepared
from carefully sheeted fresh beef bones deprived of fatty matter and
adherent fibrous and muscular tissue. Its apiiroximate composition is
organic matter, chiefly Collagen, 30; Calcium phosphate 60; Magnesium
phosphate, 1.7; Calcium carbonate, 7.8; Calcium fluoride, 0.5.
In \i pound cans ^ per doz., net, .% 6.00
BONESET, See EUPATORIUN^.
Xiaid Extrael of leova, 1 Suldraclun p«plDt..(].oi)
BORAX, See SODIUM BORATE,
BORIC ACID.
Tablet Trilvrala, Bea list in Appendix, Noa. 9(6 to Ufl.
Ophthalmic Tablet Boiic iicid. Sgrs. perbot. of 100..
ilets. Bee Use in Appenaii. Nos. IS. 198.
S«e aim Eathi/mol,
BROMELIN.
B product, nmnufarLured by the MoHquara-JiUia Food Co., ii
, It is a prululd cligtetliig Fca^nent rt'centJy ilboivc
plants oF the naCiiral onltr Bmraellacete, at which the canimon piite^iple
Ib the beet IcdowD type. It poeaesaea all the prnpertif^ of pepfiin, iHth
Cbe odianlAEes that Ihe peptone resimjug Cmm its aclioa [g eatlrdy
devoid o[ blCtarn«a, and tliab it eserta ita digestive power In slkaliDe.
neutral and ncid medio. For tb(< latter ressob it baa been nnominended
for the solution at diphtberltlc membrane and similar abnormal groirtbs.
We coimnend it to a careful trial, and abaJl be pleased to Cumioh samples
BRONCHIAL SEDATIVE.
^^^B liac^ finldounoe vonlains: Ammooium cMoride, 80 grs. ; Fliild Opium,
^^n^onpbonUfld, 4 minims: Fluid Tolu, soluble, 8 fnlnhns; combined with
^^^Stjcyrrhiza and AromatlCB, q. R. In simple nncompUcated bomchitis ot
ohBdren or adults, in which cougb is the moat prominent and diatptosing
symptom. Its action is almost Epecitia, and in t!ie severer forms of luflaiu-
nsation of the rwipiratijry tract it allays Ihe most urgent symirtonis and
X speedy resolution. Dose, for oa adult, 1 fliddracbni,
ties licr doE., nef. .JIO.OO
ir Avnclkial Loiengee. see uuder Oli/ri/rrln'ia,
BROOM, S«bSCOPARIUS.
BROOM-CORN.
r BcHuraoB BicCHARATiiu, PersooD.— Diuretic, Bedotive, demuieent.
' o (ha irrilated iiriraiy organs, It finds ita Iwat np^Wi^Xtoo. ■« _
oysUc catarrh and cj-G(itls, To tlie aged vho ore ra>mpiA\c& \» t\!b Itb-
luna/Jr tti nfeliC di twlit ui-ine. It often afforilB pent reWet ,
^TjKfi/ .ai*wc/ 0/ jeerf, 1 fluldrachm a to B ttoea asiVs.tiw \*»*- ■ •* ^■''*
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BRYONIA.
[white bryony.]
Bryonu alba, Linnd. Hydrafpogrue cathartic, reflemblinuT Jalap In
action; in large dnses an irritant poison. Chiefly onployed as a remedy
in dropsy; also recommended in chronic intermittent fever with enlarge*
ment of the spleen, in chronic bronchitis, and in the cataniial sta^ of
whoophig-cough.
Fluid Extriict of root, 10 to 60 minims per pint. .$ 1.60
Tablet Trituraiea, see list in Appendix, 188, 296 to 896, 880, 645.
Preued root.
BUCHU.
Barosma betulina (Thunberg) B. & W.— Buchu stimulates appetite,
relieves nausea and flatulence, increases perspiration and augments the
flow of urine; hence is largely employed in gastric debility, dyspepsia,
colic, etc. Its chief value, however, is in the relief <A irritated and
catarrhal conditions of the bladder in heBmaturia, incontinenoe of urine,
gravel, chronic rheumatism, cutaneous affections and dropey.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 15 to 30 minims pa* pint. .$ 9.00
Fluid Extract Buchu Compound. Each 16 fluidounces repre-
sents: Buchu, 8 ozs.; Juniper berries, 2 ozs.; Spirit of
Nitrous Ether, 2 fl. ozs. ; Cubeb, 2 ozs. ; Uva Ursi, 2 oes.
Dose, 30 to 60 minims ^ pint. . 1.60
Fluid Buchu for B. P. tincture per pint. . 1.60
Fluid Extract Buchu and Juniper with Potassium Acetate,
Each IG fluidounces represents: Buchu, 12 ozs. ; Potassium
acetate, 495 grs. ; Juniper berries, 3 ozs. Dose, 1-2 to 1 fluid-
drachm per pint. . 1.60
Fluid Extract BvAihu and Pareira Compound Each 16 fluid-
ounces represents: Buchu, 8 ozs. ; Stone-root, 2 ozs. ; Pareira,
2 ozs. ; Juniper berries, 4 ozs. Dose, 1-2 to 1 fl. dr. .per pint. . 1 JSO
Solid Eactracty 8 to 10 grs per oz. . M
Concentration Barosmin, 1 to 3 grs per oz. . 1.00
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 19, 126, 153.
Elixirs f see list in Appendix, Nos. 9 to 12.
Soluble Elastic Capsule, see list in Appendix, No. 20.
BUCKBEAN.
Menyamthes trifoliata, Linn^.— Tonic, purgative, anti-scorbuttc,
emmenagogue and vermifuge ; in large doses luetic. Recommended
in chronic cutaneous eruptions, and in dyspepsias attendant upon diges-
tive disturbances peculiar to malarial distalcts.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.20
Pressed leaves. Pressed root.
BUCKEYE.
JEaavLOS olabba, Willdenow.— Evinoes special action on the liver
and portal circulation; reHdvea hepatic oongeeUon ^^ «^«*^T(io\&si|& Xs^I^ax^
^ 67 ^^_
BUCKEYE— CoNTiNuio.
necretloa; is parUciilarl; voJuoble In tlie cooHtlparLnii rcAutLd
bfemorrliolils.
^^^ Fluid Extract of bark.S to ti minimfl pw |i1d
^^h BUCKHORN BRAKE.
^^^VOsmrxDA BBOiuB. Liim^.— Demujceat, tonic uid styptic, ICmplornd
^^^HbooehBr dluThcEA and dysenUny; oldo OA & toaia during cc
from eibaustiog dlfleofiea.
Fhiid Eastract of root ibKJb. 1 toS flufdraclmis por plat..f I.IU '
■
BUCKTHORN BARK, Sre FRANCULA.
BUCKTHORN BERRIES.
IteAHHUH cATHAB.TicA, LliuL^. — Po^vBrfiil bydro^'o^c caituLTtlc
TTxeful ill dropsT, rheumatiffln and sout. but apt (o causa grfplDi:; uii
isea. The best metliod of admlaietratlon Ih In tbe form at synip, ih
nuibtnaUon with Bromatics to uicxlUy acCJon.
Fluid Extraet of berries, 1-4 to 1 Quidrouhni per pint..) [.«
■g^nip <?f) BackOuyrn Berriea. ]>er doz. pints.. T,»
r Each Huldounce repreaeutii:
I BuckthiHTi berries. ViO en. Plmnntu, D gm.
■ Oingor, 6 grs.
BUCLEWEED.
Ltcop™ vmoimoua, Ijnn*.— NareoCic and astriuHBut. Valuablfl il
hffimorrlia^ ; it diminitibeB tbe fruquency of tbu pulse, quietA
icTllAHOD, nnd allnya cough.
Ftuid Extract of herb, 1-3 ton fluldrauhios pert^t..S .00
BoVd Sxtraet, K lo ISgrs, peroi.. X,
CbnwntrMion Lnoopin. 1 tolgTB peroz,. .IK
Pruned Aeri.
BULLOCK'S BLOOD, See SANGUIS BOVINUS EXSiCCATUS
BURDOCK, See LAPPA.
^H^ BUTTERNUT, SeeJUGLANS.
^^h SUTTON-BUSH.
^^^Hlttnut-urroDH occiDEKTALiH. Mimi. — Tonic, febrifuee, aperient,
^^^■Mlc; likewise cl^ueil us expectorant, dlBphorotlc. aatJ-lllhlo, Has
bm (anpLoyed In (nteniilttent and remittent fevers, and In grftTBl; It
Beenifl to exert a special induenee over the Inspiratory and dIgevtiTe
OrgaoB, and reUevw the latter by promotiiiK digestloo. aaaini[lal4oii, i
healUiy action of Ibti vklu. the former by eombatiug ao^ \cicbL vf
Bod— hence, ltd value in cooaiunplion. liroiwMVte, caXaxv\L, «'Hn^^a^^■1
amgh, i-nitip. and coughs and oMa KeneraUy.
^litld Ettract of bark, 1-S to 1 fluUiaobm -VOt 0iA.-%^J
■il
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BUTTON SNAKE-ROOT.
LiATRiH wicATA, WilldeQow.— Diuretio, tonio, with stimulant and
emnienaKofTue properties. Is deemed beneficial in gonorrtiGQa, gleet,
nephritio diseasen, scrofula, dysmenorrhoea, after-pains, etc. ; also in
connection with bugleweed and star-grass in BrightHs disease; may be
used as a K&r^le in sore tlm^at, or as an injection in leuccMThoea.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-3 to 2 Quidrachms per pint. .$ .90
Preftaed root.
CALABAR BEAN, See PHYSOSTIGMA.
CALAMUS.
[sweet flag.]
AcoRi^fl (UiJiMi'H, Linnd.— Carminative, slightly tonic, excitant, and
a useful mljtmct to other tonics and stimulants. Has been employed in
flatulent colic, (lyHiH>psia, feebleness of the digestive organs, and to aid
the action of cinchona and quinhie in intermittents; externally as an
application to indolent ulcers, and to keep up the discharge from
bliHtered surfaces and from issues.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 5 to 40 minims per pint. .$ 1.20
Pressed root.
CALCIUM BROMIDE.
Sometimes employed as an adjuvant in epilepsy and hysteria. It acts
OS a sedative to the nerve centres, but does not depress cardiac action like
l)otassium bromide. Dose, 1-2 to 2 drachms.
Elixir Calcium bromide (40 grs. in each fl. oz.)..perdoz. pints. .$ 9.00
CALCIUM CARBONATE.
Antacid. Adapted to the treatment of diarrhoea accompanied with
acidity, and acidity of stomach attending dyspepsia and gout when a lax-
ative effect is to be avoided. Dose, 10 to 40 grains.
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. S2, 749.
Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendij^, No. 607.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 8, 118.
CALCIUM HYPOPHOSPHITE.
Largely used in conjunction with the hyi)ophosphite of soda and cod
liver oil in the treatment of chronic phthisis. Highly recommended in
scrofulous diseases and in cases of defective nutrition of nerve centres.
Dose, 10 to 30 grains.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 27, 28, 163.
Syrups, see list in Appendix, Nos. 2, 6, 11, 12; also Hematic
Hypophosphites.
Glycerole Hypophosphites , . , per pint. .$ 1.00
Each fluidounce represents:
Calcium hyi)ophosphite, 6 grs.
Sodium liypophosphite, 6 grs.
Potassium i^ypophosphite, 8 gre.
CALCIUM HYPOPHOSPHITE— CoMnKUK>.
Malt Eilnut idtk Hwoplun^ita
...perdciE. HF^^ V5.0U a^t; per do2- pEril*, iu
CALCIUM IODIDE.
id prd^nble la any Iodic oompouiid
CS)OiIc{tiB><o<Iftl«(ieg».in«i^a.cH.>....pcrd(B.pU..fl£.'n '
CALCIUM LACTOPHOSPHATE.
lu of caldiuD plioqdul« aud [octic ar^uL
imvmwtd Tablet (<»iDigt^Be.n"i^~
...pa-doiLl»tB.ot»,nef.fl.30.- per Joe. boU. of OS. nef ..| t.<W
b1» list ia Appeodlx, No. K.
C Nos. 4. Si 7. B. U.
CALCIUM PHOSPHATE,
or use Id dcIecUTe nndlUoo, sich u Krofula, rictaM aixl hxw
romu of i^ilhWi. DoKlOlaSOgn.
HUH. see Bst In Appendix, Mo. T«B.
Cbnpreanl TbUela. see list id Appeodlx, Nos. 1I& VK.
Sfx^.wim in Appendix. No. lOL
S^mvCi s» lint in Appendix, Nos. X9, SS,
L CALCIUM SULPHIDE.
^V toa bem monn/uUy naed aa a. rsnedr 'or funiDcular erupUt
OiMvraiRf IhUct, flSF imin Appwdlz. N
CALENDULA.
^^HBiair CDiptOTul Id spot
^^Hk Ib Inrfd; iHtricted h
^^^^^dslo pramote cioUriEi
Ib Inrfd; iwtricted to me
:m local remalf after turi
ialfnUca.
PIhhI Ertine< of fionn. JS
ShM Ettntit. S to SO en.
a local aiqiliatiai fi
TO
CALIFORNIA FEVER-BUSH.
Garrta Frkmontii. Torrey.— Employed in California as a dot
remedy for ehillri nud fuver. Cases have been reported which,
retiiHtin): onlinary tn'atiiient, yielded promptly to this remedy. It
tains a bitt«*r alkaloid which seems to resemble quinine in idiysiolo,
and therapeutic actiou. As a tonic, it is valuable in chronic diseases
nectod witli debility.
Fluid Extract of /eriiv^, 10 to 80 minims per pint. .$ «
CALIFORNIA LAUREL.
Umbelutlaria californica, Nuttall.— It is claimed that the use i
tliis dnifi: in neuralgic lu.-adache, atonic diarrhoea, intestinal coUc an
cerebro-Hpinal menin^tis is followed by favorable results; it is onployei
extt'nially in rheuinatiHiu.
Fluid Extract of leaves^ 10 to 30 minhns per i^t. .$ 4.00
CALUMBA.
[foreign columbo.]
Jateorhiza palmata (Lamarck) Miers.— A mild non-astringent tonic,
with very little stimulating? power, and generally acceptable to the
stomach. It an8w«*8 admirably as a remedy in simple dyspepsia, and in
the debility of convalescence, especially when the alim^itary canal is
l^t enfeebled, e. 9., after remittent fever, djrsentery, diarriiGea, cholera
morbus or cholera infantum; the absence of irritating properties renders
it an appropriate tonic in the hectic fever of phthisis and kindred
affections; and for vomiting unconnected with inflammation of the
stomach, as in the sickness of pr^nancy, it is often of service.
Note.— Contains no tannin, may therefore be prescribed with inxi.
Fluid Extract of root^ 10 to 30 minims. per pint. .$ 1.25
Solid Extract, 1 to 4 grs per ok. . .80
Powdered Extract^ 1 to 4 grs per oz. . JBO
Compressed Tablet^ see list in Appendix, No. 170.
Pressed root.
CAMPHOR.
A stearopten from the wood of CiNNAifOMUM camfhora, Fr. Nees &
Ebermaier.— Stimulant or sedative, according to dose; also anti-spasmodic
and anaphrodisiac. Employed in summer diarrhoeas, and to promote ex-
pectoration in chronic bronchitis, capillary bronchitis, typhoid pneumonia,
etc. : in larger doses, tends to allay maniacal and sexual excitement; ex-
ternally, is a mild counter-irritant. Solubility, 1 in 900 water. Dose 5 to
20 grs.
Liquid Camphor Comp. for B. P. tincture $1.60
Each imperial pint represents:
Powd. Opium, 320 grs. Camphor, 240 grs.
Benzoic acid, 820 grs. Oil Anise, 4 fluidrachms.
Pills, see list hi Appendix, 48, 104, 184 to 148,248,249,875.786,800.
Pink Qranvles, see list in Appendix, Nos. 861, 671 to 078.
2lidlet jyOumtes, see list In Appendix, Nob. 9M,SQ6,ftU '^
r
CAMPHOR— CONTWUBD.
Cotnprased Tableta, gee liet In Appendix. 5, T, DO, t<H, 148, 171,
Ai/iaJanf, Bee list in Appeadix, No. IJ.
Camphor JUoTiobromaled, olmDaC insoluble in waSer, freely la
^coIidL Has been used Co advimtage in whooplng-cuugh,
neuralgia, tenponuB, chorea and hysteria^ 1 tolDgTS ,.
perra., nei..| .80 '|
Qnnphor soluffon, Deuttnl, 12 1-3 percent., .per oz. bat., net.. .S
See also lYnclvre Opium Oomp, and Warburg't TYnfturs*.
See also Ctoinpreued Tablet Bfoim Mixture, under Giifci/rrhtEo.
CANADA THISTLE.
OrfiDcis AaVEEVHSt Hoffmas. — Popularly employed for its aGtiiu^^fbt
Ion lu diarrhOM, dysentery and leucorrhtes.
CANADIAN HEMP. See APOCYNUM.
CANELLA.
OiiraiJ-i ILHA, Murray.— Aromatic and atlmulant. Employed ohlefljr
adjuvant to tonics and purgatives.
, fluid Kcfmcf of hark, 1-4 to 1 duidmcUm per pint
Pm (Wl} Female, Hooper's per l«l. » cents; pvrSDi}
CANNABIS INDICA, See INDIAN CANNABIS.
CANTHARIDES.
Casthaoh TBHiciTORit, Do Geer. Poisonous.— IntemaUy, a
ful fltlmulatit, VFlth peculiar j^iNlllection for the urinary aud genital
organs. In moderate doses sometimea acts as a diuretlo, Uiougb It
generally axdtea some irritation of tlia urluary passages, vUich, If ItB
exhlblUoi) is petaerered in. often amounts to violent strangury. In larger
doKS is a vjoleni poison, SO grains of the powder haying been kiioti
cause death. It has been employed in the treatmeat of drop^, amt
rlHBa, obstinate eleet, leucorrbcea. seminal weakness, diabetes and ui
tlDeocB of urine; is employed eKtonally for bllsferiui; purposes.
ATmnoTEB. — Emetics or the Etomacb-pun^p, prompUy ; opiates by lii
stomach and rectum ; aalinal charcoal In Bne powder. mucilaginouB orfl
albuminouB diinhe. To relieve stranffury, wsna sttx baths, intra-TesIcal'fl
inJeetioDS of cocaine, etc.
ThiAj Extract of tin ituscls; UBeil externally us a blistering
-e only Is suited (or Internal use; see Ap-
ia per pint. -I S.BO
l^ffito, MB list hi Appendix, Nob. ISS. 460.
V,Mnib Orantile, see list In Appendix, No. 674.
d Tablet), see list in Appenilix, Nos. 10, 1B7. II
CAPSICUM.
i.-
I
[to
er m
J
4
, Blume.— 8tiraulani\, aiiii ^^Jnill«iMl^•, ^to««iW».
ofgasb^euud pftncreallc juices. T3se!ui«i™»ss<S«>^*^'*'*^'"
" -- dyspepsia, atoiUc gout aWenAol fVCa toSwiBoKfc »»«
unnl wtUi KTIDV HMnn
iiallj> ta a rulirritdciil.
^hihl £x(nicl ••/ /miUUti IB ininiins ..
Hjrrrli, 8uH.. Irof.
•SoliA Sirfrorf , 1-3 lA X gra per««.. J
PdU, wo Um Id Apixwiix. Nob. S, ». », «. SO. Gl , W. t>4, 14T,
14N. ion, 1S7 1« ISO, iTB, 9tt, BBi, 3«t. s». 301, an. BTt, sm, soft
ns, (BO, Ml, S3S, 807, 619.
Kfi« OmnHlci, *ee ll«t la Appendix. Nob. CSI, 003. 875.
'IhAktf TVifunOei. Me llEl in Appendix, Koo. 88, (ti!7 to <V», U»l.
Ooinpmtted Ihtilefa. vw Ibt In Apiwrnlii. Nod. 7. H. BO, lU, ra.
IM, IIS, ISA, IM, IM, ID3.
OniXHle, *n list In Appendbc, No. M.
iiuintffe, Brondtiai. Improiial.
See iIbo Ilfnoturv Opiam Qinip. and CUomnodviM.
CAPSULE FILLERS.
ACME CAPSULE FILIJCE.
This fUler Is orreivd ai on Improi
iHjeud of a ulchel-pUtod
'imael and incline, and four v
ilidiB. viiivh are bored to flC and
lolil tbe aerea stzcs of capsules mon-
ifaoEunid by us. The; ore operated.
lery readil/. quicliiy and
loste at Onig.
Complete neJ..J 4.00-
Extmalldua eodi.
CAPSULE FILLERS— CoNTiNUEo.
^K. The aUenCloD of pliaraiecisU and phyiticlans is uoIIihI Ui this siiupie
^contrivance Tor filling capaiiLea. No weU-«quipped pliarmaiiy elioutd be
Kithout ODD. By its ime. the inoonveuieuee of diEpoOGing medlcinen In
capaolus is tmlirely reniuvod. and It may be oonveniently carrieil by the
phyHiaan and uBtid at tim liedHhiti. a Il(
QKpeiieuoe mnkluit thu fiiiiag of capwilfQ
~ y as expudltlouB aa the eafolding of
the liBbiiil^r of
4 li£uuuniy
m niTmum
S. Price t IB tlie olieapeat Rlicr In IJio marln
Uw ill * being oonaldered
BT set olT Helen flllKTB
^^ Ugmd C
CARAWAY.
K Cuivi, Litmf— ChieQy employed oh a 11:
nt oolicB of intiuicy.
P^JtuM Extract of seed, W lo W mluinia. per piot..; 1.3S
I Fluid ISxtracIt Omnge Corajxnind; Oardiimom
Oompamd; Ca.rdu.mom, Cimp. for B. P. tinclum; Piitk-
nwl and Senna, under Spigrlia.
St in Appendix, Nos. 62, 991, UBS. 635, 71fi.
CARBOLIC ACID, Sei TAR.
CARDAMOM.
d Extract of wed, S to IS
Fhtid CanUtmom Coinpomid.
Ifl Om Rardamon.
a Qm Caraway
liquid Cardamoa Cinup, for B. P. Urn:
Eaeb imperial pint reprif^utfi;
~' — — '- ■ ■' UocUlnuttl, aaORi- . „„
74
CARDAMOM— Continued.
See also Fluid Extracts; Aloes Comp. for B. P. decoction;
Arttnuitic; Cinchona Aromatic; Gentian Cfompound;
Gentian Comp. for B. P. tincture; Rhubarb^ sweet;
Rhubarb for B. P. tincture.
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. l&l, 250.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 8S6 to 838.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 150.
Medicinal Syrup, see list in Appendix, No. 81.
CAROBA.
Jacaranda procera, Sprenf^.— Said to possess alterative, diuretic,
sudorific and tonic properties, to a marked d^^ree; believed to be a valu<
able and efTective anti-syphilitic. May be combined with iodide of potas-
sium with good results; for the cure of old syphilitio ulcers, it may be
applied topically, in addition to internal treatment.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 8.50
CARPENTER'S-SQUARE, See FIGWORT.
CASCARA AMARGA.
PiCRAMNiA, (Sp. undetermined).— Alterative. Credited with relieving
chronic syphilitic eruptions, syphilitic tubercle, chronic eczema and g^um-
mata. The discovery in our laboratory of an alkaloid in this drug, con
firms the belief in its value, and clinical evidence in its favor is accumu-
lating.
Though a remedy of slow action, it is held to be almost specific
in syphilis, as it seems to eliminate the poison from the system; it
appears equally valuable in chronic nephritis.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 3.00
Potvdered Extract, 5 to 10 grs per oz. . 1.60
See also Trifolium Compound.
CASCARA SAGRADA.
Rhahnus Purshiana, DeCandolle.— Laxative, cathartic, hepatic and
intestmal tonic. This drug has been aptly called a ** Tonic Laxative,^*
because of its physiologic action, which seems to be directed to the vaso-
motor system thereby stimulating the secretory apparatus of the aliment-
ary canal and increasing peristaltic action, restoring to normal activity.
Its use is not attended with the unpleasant after-effects following the
employment of cathartics, neither does it, as a rule, cause griping or
other unpleasant symptoms. It is as nearly a specific for chronic constip-
ation as any article of the Materia Medica is a specific for any disease. To
be of service, however, it must be given in small and frequently repeated
doses, as pensistence in administration seems to produce the desired tonic
effects. It reUeveB (xmstipaHoa by restoring took^ty to the YKmeiia.
"TF
CASCARA SACRADA— CoMrmuED.
iid Bximct of barh. Liose: as a laiative, B to IB cninlmB,
Uiree times a day; as a cathartic, 30 to -KG nunima, morohif^
and GTeDEDRi aa a Etomachiu. 4 to 10 minima, four times s
per pint . .S 3.'
BEtniet of baric (formula of 1887); pemiaDeat and
win not precipitate on BUodlug: le tree trom inert matter,
not UCter, enCdrely soluble In wat«r, and a true repreaenta-
e of all the valuable constiCuaila of tbe bark. Doge,
neas fl. ezt, old formula, above per pint,. 3,
Extract Cagcara Sagrada, Aromatic -....per pint..
'solid Eitract, Voee: ea a laxative, I to B ers. ; as a caUuu-Uo,
toSgrs perm..
SoUd Bxtrad, iBB7, (latleleia^, Doeo: as a laxative. 1 to 3 grt. ;
ai a catbartlc. 3 to Sgn parol..
FTiadtTtd Extract, DoBe; as a laiative, ! W S gra, ; as a cathar^
lie, ShiBgTB peroz..
Cojuxntrattim C/ucarin. Dose; as a loaalive, 1 to Bgra.; as a
cathartic, 3 hi Sgra peroz..
PtOa, see Ust in Appaadiz, Noa. SS, W. GO, », ISO to IK.
Pink Omnult, nee list in Appeiiilli, No. BTS.
TiMrt Tritarates, eea list In Appeudlx, Nos. 332, sso.
Gnapretied 'DMeii, see list hi Appeodti. Nos. B, 12, 907.
Sllxiri, ECS list in Appendix, Noa. 96 to 38.
Oopmlss, la soft gelatin, see list lu Appendix, Nos. TD to 81.
COKOra Oonlial. £aub litre reprtsenta: Coacara Sagrada bark,
lJe(}m.;Beri)ertaAq«lfoliuDi,srOm. Dose; asalaxaBia, 1
flnidracbm, twice a day, night and morning ; as a cathartic,
1-a Suldounce. twice a dof . night ood morning ; for couatlp-
atton and dyspep^ from 1-4 to I fluldraohm, four Umea a
a oormal or laxative paaaage is obtaioed, nbea the
should ba gradually decreased untD the beneflt Is
....perdOK., net^M
with Caacara Sagrada (SO grs. hi each 0, OUDOO),
.perdoz. a [HUM, net, JS.OO; perdoz. pints, net..
CASCARILLA.
^^^HDbotqv ELurntiA. J. J. Bennett— Aromatic, stimulant, tonic, febri-
^^^^pi Employed advantageously with aiucbona hi intermittent fever,
] tn^demlc dyaenteiT. and as on Ingredient in taoie bittors. It la aald to
promote the flow of milk In Uie lower aoimslK, and it has consequently
liecn proposed to employ it in tlie human subject as a galautogogue.
Fttiid Extract of barh, l-Sto 1 tluidratdim .^0? -^X..^ ^
KoTK.— InoompaBWe with limo water anamtaarBl
So/id Sxtract, 5 tio IQ grs
I
CASES.
DlitRNtn.i Pocket Cau,— We have |>repareil for tlie coDTeuiHi
liliyalulnn. a leather pocket Case ivnlAltilnK Uie tollowlnttm
IXumules. rwh botOo vunUinlnK from fl»e to six full OaiJy di
■a acid
Cucoine Iiydrocblonte.
DiKltaLn
Gi-lnemltio liydrocliloratB.
Alfn.mil. LlilorldH, cornMive,A
Mon.urom liidMe, yeJliiw.
Morphine Biilplmte.
VtUx uf C use mmplDte. wHfe
aljoTi. BUsLtion. »a,00, t.cl. Wo
will tumlsb tbc caae with any
□tlier EODibln&tloD that ma;
ConDulffi chosen,
ance of phyBlviuus a Diurnal THtui
lat contaLDlne eight TJala, each h
1000, KM. iOOT, lOlS, 1016, 1038, It
net..tm
esof poiac*-
GmtEHiEiiCY OtSB9,-Fliyelo[aiiB ore (requeBUy called In ce
her euiergGQciffs whlcb require luunoilatc tj-eatiuent. On such
It Is very esseutlaJ to havB proper remcdiis at hBOd tliat they
J be odioinlstered without delay. Wltli a view to supplying a waat
ive have latroduced au T^ergenoy Caaa of c
le cout^ning Che following remedial ogeota : Ammonium c
linyl Nitrite Pearis; ClCrated Coflelae; Calcium carbonate pTBCipital
M'-AiuKiyae; Compound Cerebral Sedative; Normal Uquld J~
l;yl bromide; Normal Liquid I%ltBllB; Solution of Ferric chloride
gncsio, for pfeimriug Ferric hydrate — veJuahle
" al poiaoning; Tincture Opium. U. 8, P.; Tannic Add; Zinc aulph-
lao a HyiKnlermatic SyringB and the (oHowing HyjKidcniialio
: Apouiorphliie hydrochlorate. 1-IU gr.; Atroplna sulphate, I-GO
calae hydrochlorate, 1-4 gr.; JUorphine sulphate, 1.4gr-; Morpldi
and Atropine, Q H CMorpldne sulphate, 1-4 gr., aj:id Atropine sutpbat
1-150 gr. in one tablet); FbysoDtigmioe sulphate, I-lOOgr. Dluatrated
cular oontahihig detailed infonnatloa will be sent upon ^plication.
e complete. net. .$10,00
tdne
1
cases—Continued.
reach of Uie InduMrial arts, hua been [aken advnntAce of by iih Iq In
prorlne our hyportermatlu case. Our new case Is, tlierefore, very Ugh
coiHpixct, and noi liable to tartiiah.
Each eoBe coataJoB an improvod hypodermatic Bi^lnKe, nith special
featuroB described uuder ^fringes; two ueedles: a supply oC eitru wires
for cleaning punioseii and an assortment of hypodermatic tablets Id
vlalB ot S3, viz.; Nob. t, a, fi, 13. 16 and T9 (see list m Appendix).
The followlue cut will afford an klpa aa to Its stee and eeueral appear-
1
Materia HLkduo. Gme.—.
of pharmacy and medicine. Contains spechnens of all the cnidu drumB
of v^;etable origin rocoKnlzed hj tlie U. 8. phaflnacopipeia, 1B80, andS
ji) recoKOined U
TheaovcBi dru/js whloh are oflloliil in the IBW Phsrmatov^iVo,, o
itbora Uwae of ISSa, can be supplied, whi!D dealrtrt, to v^ojoecS. **■«
BaBiber of (loofflcioj drags. Indlapcuanble lo tlMi BlofteoS. o^ ij-aww^ra*.-
CASES— CoNTWUED.
no^. Eacb oasB Is provldHl wiUi a bolauIoU. a
numerlcnl Index.
heaelh of cue. 9S inc>i«; width. IB S-J Mohiw; depth. 14 tadba
m 9uMriai, Antique obJc ; ^piuined tlnlxurts, vLtUruund gloaa lope.
Seail for iUiutimted dt»cr<ptite drcular.
RuaiHT Cask.— Con toinine Is ai!
it book of inatmcticniii for usJug Dr.
Rowtng apparatus :
^^ ^l.;Ci-
. Two teat tubts, ono of which ia Rradiiat^.
, A minim pipetlc
A set of all speolflo gf a^'ity btada. eoiroaponding
BB reapaeWvely of l.OOS, 1.010, 1,1
imd TBiT couvenlent lo use.
re oompiuit orrsu^maDt It n
cannot well fOT'ego the c
al lalKiratory.
FMoe
Tliesewnibe
Dcket ^
CASES— CONTWUEO.
Tadlbt Tsittbatb C*BEa,— For the convenlencB of phj-aJclo
our Tablet TrinuuHs, we ofTer tbe roUowiiig sssorUnsat oC nea
TTlCurate CoseB of TaryiDg capoultf .
a No.
— AsBortment A. Prioa, $2. SO. NET.
A folding pocket caae made of KuaGia leather, cIo^di^ with
staotiaJ irlasp; leDRth, 7^ laches; width, n>j Inehea.
Two rows of la vials, eiioli having a cap^lty of about 4B Tablet Tri-
turates. Vtals are Healed with a metal screw cap. and fit In the c
No.
3fl CanDahiB Indicn Ext., 1-20 er.
7B Ergotiu CBouj,), I-IO gr,
82 Ipecac, 1-10 gr,
SB Hereurj wiUi Ohalk. l-IO gr.
IIT Morphine nuliibate. l-IB gr.
126 Nas Votntoa, povrJ., MO gr.
13E Pepain Aseptic, 1 gr.
143 Podopbyllln. I-Kgr.
161 Quluineaulphate, 1 gr.
]IW Boillum solicj-lste. 1 gr.
aio Veratrum Virido Tr,, 1 min.
ai7 Aloln Comp,, Q "A."
i»a Aoetajiilid, 1 gr.
267 Aconite Tr.,1 min.
S8T Ainmon, chlor. & HyoBcyoii
81J Camphor moDobromat«d, 1
331 Cathartic Comp. Improved,
M3 Digitalis Tr.,liiilii.
AM Seuralgio (Kenyon).
618 Nitroglycerin Compouud,
ea Bismuth Compound.
030 Fever (DavlH),
645 TonsiUitlB.
Case No. 1— Assortment B, Price, $3. SO, NET.
112 Copper Hrsenil
as StUot, 1 gr.
£19 AIoId, Bdlod., Strycli. /t Ipecac,
J.lKr.
Mo.
la AmDiontum chloride, 1 gr.
18 Atmplne Bulpliale, 1-100 gr.
2S Bistnutli Hibcnrbonate, S gra.
X Caffeine. 1 gr.
3£ Calomel. MO gr.
t9 Cocaine hydrobromate, 1-8 gr. asS Aeoniie not, fluid w
4S Codeine, 1^ gr. 3SS Cathartic Comp. trnjirovej. 1 ler.
107 Hercurons iodide, yellow. 1-S gr Vtt Hercuric lodidn, red, 1-S gr.
laO Morpbine aulphalc 1-1 gr, 4TB Pflocarplne hydrechlor,, MO itT.
148 Quinine tdsuiphatc. 1 gr. SJ4 Opium and Lead ocMate, 9"B."
IBS Sodiiun sallcylMe, I gr. BS Dianiuna.
Itfi CUomel. Ipecac £ Bod. bicarb. UT CanUu Compoond.
Ntnz.— AsBOrtment B ii fumialiei) in caw Vo, t. aiut aa It tucludea a
number of more expendve Tablela, sicb a* CafMue. OudeiiKi, Cocalms
Pilocarpine, etc, the price Is higher. BdkerinK. bowPTer, tliat oertaia
phytdcjans would desire this ■HonmeDt. we haru deebl«d In Inclnils it.
When "CaseKo.l''aiilyl«otdend. we Aall (uralidi tlie $1,00 Klwtlun 1
(■■nrteient A), while if B la dealrvd. "Cawt Kn. I. AHirtuHUt B."
e. Vi iaebev; vUlh. l^todfaaK.
I » Calomel. 1 er. 917 Uda Oonip.. B "A."
I n KrKOtIa (Bonjrau). MO kt. 107 Aoonlte Tr,, I urin.
lilDenilpliBW. l-ingr. Il'l Puuphnr muttobronutod,
H Niut Vomica, Jiowd., MO Rr. SSI Cathartic Comp., Imp., 14 rt-'
B Padi^hylllii. MB gr. 383 DlBltalis Tr., I mlti.
tuLm? blaulphate, 1 gr. ftSS Bfamulli Ottm|toiiad.
Case No. 3, Prfce $2.00.NET.
oliling pocket'uaaii rnwlx of n nupiirlor quality ot Rusnla
Bigth,? tnchea: wlilth. i liiuhm; liavinp imp- row of 8 cork-
la, eBab holdJag about 100 lalilflts.
■117 Morphine sulphate, 1 -1A gr.
WM! Podophyllln, l-m gr.
■1(8 Qiilnlne blaulphate. I gr.
Pleasa uoW tliat prioea meudouuil apply In raoh ua
tf /OmuliB tndlcaled. or aay selection which will i
M.BQ Lbt, per thoiiHand tablctx Ceiccpt Caw No. I,
[wblcb is a apedtil seleutlon and vxcoeOs tbeaiwose).
TcmtmiRT HmiDtuuiATio Cib>.— We have pleasmn in dlrectlof
altenUon of Veterinary Burgeons fo our Hilk-llned, moroooo-OOT
Veterlnaiy Hypodermatic Case, whicb □leeanros 7\^ Inchps long, ^^ '
and 1^ deep, and contains, when complete: A KTBduoted Tetert
hypodermatic syrinx of improved coiiacniction ; a tiypndemiatto na
a hypodermatic trocar miiik-; a IbypiiriiTiiuitli; (nioai', and a fuH lino
our veterinary hypoderuialic lalflcln
CASSIA CINNAMON.
OuniAMomni Cassia, Blume.— Ilif-hly aroomUc ouil somewhat est
BUt. Omerally ouployed [t> cranblnation irlUi opiuni. chulk, or si
vegetable infuston to ch^k diairbTBa; sometlEnea efficacious fii lutomoJ
Fluid Extract of baric, 10 to SO minima per pmt..( ]
See sJso Fluid Extract! Animatic; BiocWwrn/ Aromatic;
am Compoaiui; Cardamom Camp, far B. I".
inetare; Lavender Compound; Lavendur Cvrnp. Jor
iflurp; Orange Com,pontvl; Rltvbarb AromiUiB;
Bhviiarb Cvmp. Kith fot<uaiuin,
U(, see list in Appendix, Nob. S88. TIT, T3S. T4G.
^ediciHol Svrupt, see list in Appendix, 40 to ^
se list in Appendix, Ndh. 4T, 113-
CASSIA FISTUU.
CiEstA FiBTtit.A. LiUDj.— LssBClve. AdTantagoousI; raaployed
habitual cooalipatlaii. Dose of the pulp, ee s laxatiTB, one to t
^^ Bob Lrixallve Wafers
^E CASTANEA.
^^" Oabtanea DsmAVi (MaisliaJl) Sudworth. — Reputed efllelont
rdleving the symptoms of whoopinRiiougli, not oaiy sJlevlating; Uib
anaoba but sometimed breaking up the paroxysms altogetliBr, leav
oniy auougli with mucous expectoration which rBftdJly yields to ordln,
t..) M
^^■^tvdl S
Sluid Extract of leavet. U. S. F., 5
CASTOR OIL PLANT.
£- — The leaves are galacUi^gue, coosequently
employed to accelerate or lucresse Uiu seci'stlou of inlUc. They may be
applied oa a poultice or in deoootion, and the fluid extract given Internally
at the same time; it is stated tJiat the fluid extract is equally e~
The beans or seeds ai^ powerfully cathsrlic in lar^ doses, imd some
Clmes emetic. The alcoholic fluid extmct of the seeds is. by some, deemed
superior to caslor oU, as It acts lu siniLUer duses, IB more SigreenhJe to the
taetBf aod less disposed to irritato. It ntay be substituted for the oil in
^MWii where the actioD of alcoliol is not detrimeatal.
^H riuM Bxt}-act of beam, 1-41^1 fluldractuu per plat.. $ 1,80
do/ W
1 fluidrachm per plot,.
I
8a
CATECHU.
An extract from tlie wood of Acacia Catechu G^inn^ f.) Willde-
now.- (jently tonic and powerfully astringcut. Employed locally as an
application to relaxed or congested mucous membrane and to check
luL'morrha^*8; combined with opium as an internal r^uedy in chronic
and cullicjuative diarrhu3as, and in chronic dysentoy.
Fluid Catechu, 10 to 45 mlnhns per pint. ,% IJM
CATNEP.
Nepeta Cat aria, Liun^.— Anti8i>asmodic and slightly tonic. Employed
in nervous febrile derangements; much used for the relief of flatulent
colic in infants, and as a popular remedy for retarded or painful mens-
truation.
Fluid Extract Catnep^ 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ .90
Pressed leaves.
CAULOPHYLLUM.
[blue cohosh.]
CAULOPHYLLUM THALicTRoiDBS, Mlchaux.— Diuretic, diaphoretic, an*
thehiiintic; used principally as an emmenagogue, parturient, and anti-
spasniodlc. Is employed in rhemuatism, dropsy, colic, cramps, hiccough
epilepsy, hysteria, uterine inflammation, leucorrhoea, amenorrhcea, dys-
menorrhoea, etc. ; in decoction, employed for several weeks previous to
delivery, is said to facilitate parturition.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 10 to 90 minims per pint. .$ .90
Fluid Extract Blue Coliosh Compound, A useful emmena-
gogue. Each 16 fl. oz. represents: Caulophyllum, 7 1-9 ozs. ;
Water Pepper, 8 5-9 ozs. ; Ergot, 3 5-9 ozs. ; Savine, 1 7-9 ozs.
Dose, 5 to 20 minims per pint. . 1.90
See also Fluid Extranet Helonias Compound.
Solid Extract, 2 to i gra per oz.. .21
Concentration CavlophyUin, 1 to 5 grs. per oz. . .50
PiU (105) Caulophyllin, 1-8 gr per 100, 25 cents; per 500. . 1.10
Tal)let Triturate (829) Cavlophyllin, 1-10 gr.
per 500, net, 28 cents; per 1000, net. . M
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 60.
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 65.
Pressed root.
CEDRON SEED.
SiMABA Cedron, Planchon. Poisonous.— Tonic, cerebral sedative,
antispasmodic, antiperiodic. Claimed as a remedy for the bite of poi-
sonous serpents and insects; also used in intermittent fevers, spasms of
stomach and bowels, neuralgia of the face, and in gout.
Fluid Extract of seed, 1 to 8 minims. For serpent bites it is
recommended in gix-minim doses, and also to dress the bite
witbibMextnct .yeac pVnb. .% )&5M
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CELERY.
[*.— CttrmiQatJ™, nerviiiB, Btimulant, dluretJafl
tUHl sliKliUy apirfijut. Employed In conibiiiatian with Oiuiraiia in th* M
tnatmwt oC sick-lieadaclie (migraine) and Dervoiis irritoliillt;.
rTlalri Extretct of aeed, E to la mlnlmB. per pint..| 1^4
Btiid Extract, I to 3 grs per m..
SlUxir C^ery and Ouornita (60 p^ of eiLch in eacli Uuid'
ouaoe). Doae. 1 fluldraclun per doz. pints,. 1
Sen also K')!a Compound.
CEREBRAL SEDATIVE COMPOUND.
A RKLIiBLK ASO KTFlCIEfiT KillTB BBViTIVK,
a *'A."— Eouh BuidouDOB coDtuinB: Chlaral, 120 gra.;
broQildp, ISOgra.; tincture Ojilum, « mlnlrafl; Huid iDrtcact Ge
asminlina. Dose, J^ ^a 1 fl. dr. ca to 4 Cc.) per pint IwtOe, jn
We tilBo prepare a Cerebral SedaUve Compound. 1^ " B" (without
opium). Eacli fluldouuce contolits: CldorsJ. ISO gn. ; I'otoBsium bromide^ J
I'JO grs.\ tincture Hyoficyamua, 40 minims; fluid extract OeLsemium, 3S J
miuiuiB, Dose, K to 1 Quidracbm (^ to 4 0c). .per pint bottle, nej.
CEREBR[N.
Tills product was added to our list upon tlie supposition U
Hainmuud'a artjde !□ tlie New York Medical Jounia] of Jdjiuiut SSlh, j
1803, ivaa a purely ficientific paper. Learning filcce that 1
prietory interest in "Cerebrlaer" we tiBTe been Zed to make thra^peutlO- J
invutlEBtions which convince UB that the produubtiaB no i
To those desiring It, however, we ore prepared to supply It In ounco- 1
stoppered riala perTial, '
»CEREUS CRANDIFLORUS, miuek.
BedaUve and diuretic UBeful Id tunclloual dleeaaes of tlie heart ]
attMiiled with irregularity of octloD. in which it [requeati
relief. It has also been found serviceable in valvular disease, palpitfttion,
angina p^^^ris, cardiac aeurolgia and rheuznotiam ; oJa in h^mopty^, t
dropsy, and threatened apoplexy.
I jflHid Extract of flahy brancha with flovwa, B to 5 miuiniB
per pint. .% 4.
d Tabtei, see list in Appendix, No. TO.
CERIUM OXALATE.
Antacid, sedative, nervine, rosseasefi an enviable reputation In tj
vomltiag of pregnancy, aad is used with advanloge in the many fonna
gastric disturbances; also reputed to have been employed vU.li«,icRisfc
^_|h«na. Dose, t lotOip^
^^K^""^ 1^ "^ I" Appendix, Nns. IGQ to V».
84
CERIUM OXALATE— Continued.
Compressed Tablets, see list iu Appendix, Noe. 162, 167.
Granular Effervescent ScUt Cerium oxalate (2 grs. in each
drachm) per doc 2 oc, 94.00; 4 oc. .% 6.00.
CEVADILLA.
Ahaorjca officinaijs (Cliaiuisso & Schlechtendal) Lindley. Poi-
BONuurt.— Drastic and irritant cathartic. Has been employed in ar-
ticular rheumatism, ascites, and as a cardiac sedative, but is some-
what mieertoin iu action and requires to be exhibited with caution;
externally finds favor in superficial neuralgias, myalgias, sciatica, and
some forms of pruritus.
Antidotes.— None reliable known. Use emetics (zinc sulphate,
apomorphiue, mustard), stimulants, coffee; combat symptoms as they
arise; recumbent position.
Fluid Extract of aeeds^ 2 to 4 minims per pint, .f 1.80
Pills^ see list in Appendix, Nos. 638 to 640.
DiumulCy see list in Appendix, No. 948.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 178, 174, 608,MJ09.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1048.
Veterinary Hypodennatic Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos.
520,521.
CHAMOMILE, GERMAN, See MATRICARIA.
CHAMOMILE, ROMAN, See ANTHEMIS.
CHARCOAL.
Wood cliarred by exposure to red heat \^jithout access of air.
Absorbent of intestinal gases, antiseptic and deodorant. Valuable in
flatulent dyspepsia, epidemic dysentery, gastralgia, etc. Dose, 20 grs.
and upwards.
Pill (169) Charcoal (willow), 8 grs... per 100, 86 cents; per 500. .$ 1.60
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 57, 68, 64, 72, 115.
Lozenge Bismuth subnitrate and CharcoaZ, 1 gr. of each
per lb.. .66
Lozenge Charcoal, 4 grs per lb. . .50
CHAULMOOGRA OIL.
A fixed oil expressed from the seeds of Gynocardia odorata, R.
Brown.— Is said to be the most powerful alt^^tive known to medical
science, and a reliable remedy for leprosy; has been employed with great
benefit in rhemnatism, scrofulous swellings, sprains and various skin
diseases. Dose, 10 to 20 minims.
Peroz. vial ne^..$ .25
PerJb. hot ...net.. 2.50
Oapgtdes, see list in Appendix, Nob. 7, 110, 19'^
■«iiV.
CHEKAN.
EuQiNiA CBBqiTEii. Hiillns.-'A took expectorant ami lUnretic, Intro-
duci^ as a remedy Id chrotilc catajrhol fnOBjnai&tloD itT the rpqiirarorjr
tract. Dr. Hurrell. of Lonclou. BpcciBll7 commends it tn wini
Dr. DesBSiir, o! TaJparelso. speaks blghly of Ita Tahie in punileot
broochiUs; oUiera recommend It as a vaJuahle mneHy In chronic broo-
Fluid Eximet of leaita. 1 to 3 auidrachmg per ptnt..t 4-00
CHELIDONIUM,
CiTELiiHiHiiiM Hjknm. Linn^.— A ilra-stie pm-gatlTe resembling gam
bo^ iu aeduo. Applied external); to subline traiiniaiJu InflammalioDs.
Fluid Sriroc* of ftn*. latol fluidrachm per pint. .$ J.OO
IVeued kerb.
feCHENOPODlUM.
ponnm iiranosionMa, Ijnnf; Tin. *KTHETjnirnci«, Ontf .— .
do. antiapafflnodic; considered odb of Che best hHlIgeunuB
'or the etpulslou of roond ironns. A dose is oHuall; .
before hpoaktaat and again at bedtime, (or three « four daja si
Blvelr. sod then followed by abriEkcatbartie; repeat If nc
Fluid Bxtract of teeiLl-ilol fluidrnchm,,..
\
i
I
» CHESTNUT, See CASTANEA. ^I
CKEW5TICK. ^1
GoDANU DOMiHoHinns. linni.— Eipeclarant, aromalie. tiinlc and ^H|
taxatlTe, Recommended in debilitr as a stomachic in feeble dlgesUon. Ji
and in gentto-urinaiy m^sdJts. owing to its tonic effect on the mucoca
membrane; diluted with water it U used u a month-wnah in ptralism,
f>dng at opce astringent and soothfaig). and aa a deDlifrtce. Impart' JI
Ds to the gums. ^^H
hlU Extract of hark, t to a flnidrachma. perphit..} %<» ^^|
CHIAN TURPENTINE. ^H
Oleoreaia of Praricii TKwraiMTJtcs, Linn*.— Claimed lo be abnoat v
tlOD.
■
TKwraiMTJtcs, Linn*.— Claimed ti
ipeiMc in catioer. It appears to act upon Che periphery of Oie growUi
with grvot tlgor. caiMing sivedy disappearance of cancermia infllCraUon.
Dose, a to aOgra.
™ ; nei..» ,
CHICKWEED. ■
.■SrELUBn mtnLiL, Smith.— Demulcent and emoVWenl.. ■?.vn^\ns
nllJcp to Jnflamei/ f yes. bnitees, nud'other Bui(wtftc\Bi "mftaiv
86
CHIMAPHILA.
{PIPSISSEWA.]
^C'HiMAPHiui UMBICI..LATA (LiiuiO Nuttall.— Astringent, alterative, tonic,
diuretic. Ufleful in scrofula, in clironic rheumatism, and in nephritic
afTection; employed as a substitute for uva ursi in urinary disord^^
beiuf? less obnoxious to the stomach.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per oz. .f 1.00
See also Fluid Extract StiUingia Compound.
Solid Extract, 8 to 10 grs per oz. . .28
Concentration Chimaphilin, 1 to 4 grs p«r oz. . .75
Pill (170) Chimaphila Extract, 8 grs. .per 100, 45 cent«; per 500. . 2.10
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 118.
Syrup, see list in Appendix, No. 51.
Pressed leaves.
CHIRATA.
SwERTiA Chirata, Hamilton.— A simple bitter tonic. Recommended
in dyspepsia, in the debility of convalescence, and generally in cases
where roborant measures are demanded; in India is held to be stcxmachic,
tonic, febrifuge^ cholagogue and deobstruent.
Note.— One of the drugs which may be prescribed with iron.
Fluid Extract of herb, 15 to 80 minims per pint, .f 1.80
Compressed Tablet, see hst in Appendix, No. 202.
CHLORAL.
Superior to opium as a hypnotic, pure and simple; locally, ansestlietio
to the intestinal tract. May be employed in acute fevers, cerebral con-
gestions, inflammations, mania, delirium tremens, etc. Where sleepless-
ness is due to pain, opiates are to be preferred. As an antispasmodic it
is most powerful. In tetanus, strychnine poisoning, hysteria, severe
chorea and functional and spinal convulsions, it is always useful. Should
never be used as an anaesthetic or in subcutaneous or intravenous
injection. Dose, 15 to 80 grs.
Compressed Tablets, see Ust in Appendix, Nos. 13, 123.
Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 40, 41.
Capsule, see list in Appendix, No. 90.
CHLOR-ANODYNE.
An efficient and pleasant remedy for colic, cholera morbus, neural-
gia, spasmodic pains, etc. It is of great value where antispasmodics or
anodynes are indicated. Concentrated in form and rapid in action, it is
invaluable in the pocket case. Each fluidounce contains: Morphine
hydrochlorate, 2 7-8 grs. ; Tinct. Ind. Cannahis, 48 minims; Dilute Hydro-
cyanic acid, 9 minims; •CJhloroform, 46 minims; Oil Peppermint, 11-2
minims; and Tinct. Capsicum, 11-2 minims. Dose, for an adult, 5 to 15
minims as required, frequently repeated.
In oz. rials per doz., net. . $3.60
In pint bottles. popbat.,net.. 4.Wi
CHLOROFORM.
UBetul iE flatulent ooIIg and gaato^gia, for genera] narojHo sffeots,
amt OS n solcenC of gall stonis; locally an activo ouunt^^r-ln^tont and out-
ooUc. DnsMEtdSaiidniniB.
tSeealnAnodJ/nePiae Expectorant ; Tinctmv Oi>lum Com-
pound ; Clil'iruiuid]/tie.
biluUanl, see liBtio Appendls, No. 17.
CHOKE CHERRY.
PRCMirs VUU1IKIAHA Lliuif.— Toiiic, anUspasmodic. aotlperlodfc. and
milillr aatrtngent. Emplored in the trwitmunt of intermittent tasera,
and aa a tonfc In debilJty aid convaTtscenoe.
Concentration Cemtin, StoSgra peroi..$ M
CIMICTFUCA.
GnuoimaA iuceuosa (Llan^) HuttalL — -Tontc. oerrlne, anti-
Bpofimfidlc. Hofl acqulivd no Uttle reputattoD In ^e Q'eaiineDt of chorea.
□onTulakmB, nervnuB excltabilityt asthma, and other Hpaamodlc dlaohsee;
also la nuniCtent and lntorniltt«nt fevers, and in acute and chrmlo rheu-
itiatJnD ; Is a valuable uterine tonic, and useful In beadacheii attandant on
ntn-loe denuieement.
Fluid S^^ract of rhizmK, 1-4101 Huidriiohni per pint. .( 1.30
FMd Eximtt Blaek CohoA Compound. Each pint represeote;
Wild Oherrr, S oza.; Ipecac. 1 oz,; Oindclfugo, 8 ozb.;
Qlycyrrbiia, 3 ois, ; Stmegs, 2 oza. Herroua and artra-lal
■edative; in larger doses acting aa a diaphoretic and cauB-
lag iQCreased secretlonH from the brozichial mocouB mem
bnuie. Ustful in ctirnnlc rheumatism and atonio ameuoi
liirsa. Dose, 1-4 to 1 fluidrathm... »............,, per pint.
SoUd JMracC, 3 to 10 gm per ox.
PaudtTtd Kxtracl, 3 to 10 gn peroz.
Concentration Cintidfugin OUacrotiDJ, 1 to t gn pur os.
PCIbi, aee list In Appendix, Noa. 177, S60, 380, 613.
IbAJft TVifumie CXfTj Oimicifnga tincture,! minim
ElSxin. ECO list in Appendix, ww Nob. tH. 113.
CINCHONA.
Pale, C. oFFionJALW, L!nn*. Red, Cjncbon* aDOCiBOBKi, Fayon.
Yellow, 0. CiijasTA, Weddell.— Tonic, febrifuge, anti-pertoaio. Has a
wide range of use. especially in the toatuteement of m^orlouB diaordem,
and in couvnleacpnoe. All maladies orlalng from loarsli miaamaienWKa
or Ie«h amenable to thla drug and Its denvat.W«s.
UniJpr UiB tfCIa Clncliona, U. B. P., IPOO. any Bp«A'« \r oBiiAtA -^Wdti
contains S pet cent total allialoidB, and 2^ pw cent. ^>t tviVitam, "»**
OneAiHH J8 rajufrBd to contain onlj^ H ol ita secuUsx aBuOtA&k
88
CINCHONA— Continued.
Pale bark oontainn mnnt dnchonine and least quinine; yellow bark
containfi mo8t quinine and leaflt cinchcmine, whUe red bark contains tbese
in nearly equal proportions.
Note.- Cinchona salts are precipitated l!rom solution by alkalies.
Acn\TE l^RiNCTiPLK OleHvative). (For others see preparations below).
Quinine and Urea ^furiate (Quinia bimuriatica carbamidata).
A double Halt n^adily soluble in water; hence, is available
for liyixxlonimtic ufl(>. The saturated aqueous solution con- •
taiuH one pniiii in each minbn, and, being perfectly neutral,
caiiReH comiMiratively little irritation. The effects pro-
duce<l an* pn^ciwly those of the sulphate of quinine, on^
it is eniployetl in the same doses— 1 to 10 grs. See Hypoder-
matic Tablets quotwl Ijelow.
Fluid Extract Cinchona Aromatic, 1-2 to 1 fl. dr per pint.. f 1.80
l-^ch pint represents:
Cinchona, pale, 12 ozs. Fl. Cardamom Comp., 8 ozs.
Swet»t ( >range Peel, 2 ozs.
Fluid Extract Cinchona, Calisaya, 1-2 to 1 fl. dr per pint. . l.BO
Fluid Extract Cinchona, Pale. Said to be superior to either
(^inaya or nnl bark as a tonic, being less obnoxious to the
stomach and intestines. Dose, 1-2 to 1 fl. dr per pint. . 1.25
Fluid Extract Cinchona, Red, prepared from selected, true Bed
Cinchona, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. . 1.50
Fluid Ext. Cinchona Comp. (for U. S. P. tincture) . . . .per pint. . 1.50
100 Cc. represents: 1 pint represents about:
40 Gm Red Cinchona 6 2-8 ozs.
82 Gm Bitter Orange Peel.. .5 1-3 ozs.
8 Gm Serpentaria 11-8 ozs.
Liquid Cinchona Comp. for B. P. tincture per pint. . 1.50
Each imperial pint represents:
Cinchona bark, red, 8 ozs. Serpentary rhizome, 2 ozs.
Bitter Orange peel, 4 ozs. Saffron, 220 grs.
Cochineal, 112 grs.
Fluid Extract Cincluyna, Red Cdetannated). The ordinary fluid
extracts of Cinchona contain cincho-tannic acid, and are
wholly incompatible with the salts of iron. The detan-
nated extract will, therefore, be found convenient for the
extemporaneous preparation of elixirs, etc., in which it
is required to combine Cinchona bark with iron. The result-
ing elixirs will be found much superior in flavor to those in
which alkaloids are substituted for tlie bark. Dose, 1-2 to 1
fluidrachm per pint. . 1.70
Normal Liquid Cinchona (Calisaya), 15 to 60 minims. per pint. . 1.65
Normal Liquid Cinchona Red, 15 to 00 minims per pint. . 1.65
Solid Extract Cinchona (Calisaya), 5 to 20 grs per oz. . .65
Solid Extract Cinchona pale, assayed, 5 to 20 grs. . . .per oz. . .40
Solid Extract CinchoTui, red, assayed, 5 to 20 grs peroz.. .66
-/^^WYierea ^fyttct Cinchona, tma^^,fi to 9/SJs"^ .pea: oii..\\ .1^
CINCHON A— CONC LU DB o.
Pitt*, lee list In Appendix. Nos S. 9, 47, S3, M, W, DB. 123. LIS,
m to 116, ira to 193, 250, aeo to 282. aSE. a«. sifl, 8S5, M4 to
SI8, 41fl, 417, 470 to 473, 480, U1. 4»l to 4SS, S38 to fi(i4, aSO to
B33.fl4a. U4,T4!, 743.784, TBS, 787,808, S07,BlI,etS,^3toKe.
Pink Granaies, see list in Appendix, Nos. BS2, 097, TW, 7D8.
Diumulf!. see list in Appendix. No, ^7,
■nalei Triturate, see Hat In AppendU, Nna, BS to 90. 140 M 1S1.
184, 186, 930, 419, 453, 4Si. 4fi5, 844.
Divmal TaMel Tlitarale, see list In Appendix, No. 103!',
Hypodermatic Talitei (80) Qainine and Urea muriate
perSB, fflcenta.; per 100. ,S
COmpTMSeK TaUelt. see list Id Appendix. Nos. IMB, SO W SO. 81.
se, 05. N to 97, tSB to 101, 109, 108 to ITO, lA 170, 180 to tSZ,
lue, 107, 308.
EUxire, see liHC In Appeudbc Noa. 4. 7. IS to 34, M to 46. 70. 72,
74 to 78, 91, 94, IM,
Si/rup, Bee liBt In Appendix, No. 19.
ITtnei, Bee list In Appendix, Nob. 5. 7. IB.
Oatatdet. see list In Appendix, Nos. 73, 94, UOl to 905, 318, S14.
tine lutpliala, 1-9 rt. per lb,.
OUate Quinine. p«ro«..
Kith Iron, Quinine and Strtthnine,
In pint liottles. per dot , mt . .
Id H-pInt boCUcs .perilm., ncJ,. I
Eaob fluIdounCB repmenta:
Ferric phosphate, aoluhia, 4 gra. Strjchnhie, 3-75 gr.
Quinine sulphato. 1 gr.
See also Warlmrg'i Tincture ; Hematic Hypophorphile* ;
Saencia de i^alisaya, Moiqttera'a.
CINQUEFOIL.
K
I, Unn^.— ABtriageut ssd febrlfu^. UsefUU
implninta where
jDce to the pUiC Infii
FOTBWTUJa CtNiOENH
diarrhceas and other i
Uoec, a wiDegloegful of aa
Preftd Berb.
CLEAVERS.
Giumf &PABINR, Linn£, — Aperient, diuretic, altemtlve FInda Ita
In dropQ^, jaiindloe, and skin diseasee of scrofuloira nature.
I Extrat^ a/ turrb, 1 to 9 SuIdrachmB per pint.. t .BO
Preaed Beri.
CLOTBUR.
tuiiir AsiTpiic. s
the hlttf otitoiaoDO
FiiUd Setract of leava.
Linn
M S fluldrac\axi& ■va^^'^-'*
9^ ^
CLOVES.
EuoKNiA CARTOPiTTLLATA, Thunbei^.-^tiinulant and aoti-«pasmodlc.
Uho(1 for flavorinp; and br a ooirecUve of {piping purgatives.
Fhiid Extract Cloves, 8 to 30 minims per pint, .f 2.10
See also Fluid Extracts Blackberry Aromatic; Lavender
Compound ; Orange Ck>mp&tind ; Rhiibarb Aromatic
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 263, 721, 748, 754,.
COCA.
ERYTiraoxnx)N Coca, lianiarck.— The physiological dfects induced
by a<lminLstration are perliaps due chiefly to the allcaloid present. In
health it pro<lucos effects analogous to tea or coffee, but much more
intensifled. Employed in gastric and intestinal indigesticnis, malassimi-
lation of food, in cachexias, as a stimulant and general tonic to obtund
sense of fatigue and weakness, and to combat the dTects of opium and
alcohol.
Active Principle, Salts and Solutions.
Cocaine.— Crystals. Tliis alkaloid is a local annsthetic of
great prominence, and its utility has been successfuUy
demonstrated in a variety of surgical procedures; indeed,
it is the most precious therapeutic acquisition of the age.
per 5 gr. vial, net. .$ .13
Cocaine Hydrohr ornate, crystcds per 5 gr. vial, net. . .13
Cocaine HydrocfUorate.
Large crystals per 5 gr. vial, nc . . .18
Small crystals per 5 gr. vial, net. , .12
4% solution, in oz. vials per oz., net. . .50
4% solution, in 1-8 oz. vials per oz., net. . .80
The remarkable discovery has recently been made that this
and other soluble salts of Cocaine, have the property, when
applied to the mucous membrane, of completely deadening
sensibility. The application to the eye of a few drops of a
2 per cent, solution induces complete anaesthesia of the cor-
nea and conjunctiva, so that operations can be performed
without' chloroform or ether; the effect is transient, pass-
ing off within half an hour. The pupU of the eye is at the
same time dilated, so that ophthalmoscopic examinations
can be made; this latter effect, likewise, passes off in a brief
period.— JVote, That cocaine is now known to be a compound
of several alkaloids, one of which, Iso-atropyl cocaine, is a
powerful heart poison; it is to the preponderance of this
alkaloid that unfortunate accidents must be attributed, and
for this reason it is carefully eradicated from all cocaine
marketed by us.
Cocaine Salicylate, in 4 per cent, solution only; extremely
hygroscopic per oz., net. . .66
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. . 2.00
Normal Liquid Coca^ 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. . 2.35
^UaM:fy-aci,as8ayedjlOU>fSigrB V« <»- •«>
COCA — CoNriNUED.
W'pmcdered Eitrarf, HBSaj-ed, 10 to SB era per oz..| .
}*JVU, see liBt in Appendix. Nos. OS. IM ta IM, SOL
DivrrmU, see list In Appendix. No. SOT.
ItiMet Trilwattif, ae«\lat\aAppeadii, Nos. 41 to 44. 331 to 33?.
Viumai Tablet TyitKrnle. gee list In AppeniUz, No. lOOT.
nypodemiialc Tableh, aae llat tn Apptmillx, Nos. 5, 34. 47.
(■reierimiTi Hj/padermatic Tablet CKM) Cocafne hudrodilor-
ale, 1 gr perdoz. tubes o( la taUeU. . 4.
d Taitleti. see list in Appsadix, Ko. IT. 105. IGS, 167,
tlSUxir Cora CIM gra. in each fl. oz.) par i<a. pIma.. 0.
in Appendix. Nos. 8 to 10.
Oltale Cocaine, B par cant.
In OK. viols... -...--. ...........per or.., net..
la%ox. lials. per he., net.. I.
Boca Cordial, Stat Buldrochms per dra. pints, net., 9.
TaUett Cocaine UydroAtorale (for eoluClona)-
3i-4gTK.- ---.--. ...in vlalfl af IS, per vial, net..
Sl-4eis inbotUeB of IDO, perbot,, iisl.. 3.
tll-SKTS invfala o( 25, ijir vial. net. .
1 l-Sgra. in vials of 100. per vial. Het.. I.
SeeaiaaZaenciadeCoca; Kola Compound; Emergtacs Ciae,
PmtBd leave*.
COCCULUS.
Ahuhbta OooCTTUia. Wight & Araott- FoiaONoOH.— Powerful ner
sedative anil piilaoD. chiefly used in uervoua diseases. Apptara to
efQcaeiaiis in partial palafea accompanied b; j^ddlness, in hjBleria, al
In choreic and epilopl.iu bemipl^o- Employ^ externally ita a porasi
cide, fspeclaUy to destroy peillouli, but great cautiou miut be exercistil
Id Its application.
Ahtidoteb.— None reliable knomi. Vac emetlca Cnpomorphine, xl
sulptiate, mustard), tvitli copious drauglKs oC n-urm water, ett^ Treat
sjroptomB as they arise on generoJ prinniples, AnoasthBticB antagonliie
its Bpaam-producing octioD-
Fluid Extract of fmlt, 1-4 to 1 minim, cautiously inoreeaed...
^m .^ perpint..) 1.S0
^Klvn iiaSi PIcrotoxin, l-SO i^ per 100. 4fi cants-, per BOO.. S.10
. ..per SS, S3 cents; per 10
^^P Qnainu (specie Eludetermined).— Synonym: Bycooacpiis
^^MMon. Expectomnt. tonfc, InxatlTe. TWa new tbit
■phcre nT laffiienae on the n^piratory organs aoraevi^V. Atntoi ^jiVsk***^
but eald to be superior in aaUia diseases ot Uie ato po«Miea»Va iA4s3i
tliB latter bafiea used. .
92
COCILLANA — Continued.
Beflidt^ itH exct^IIenoe as an expectorant, cUnical experience has also
eHtalUiMlusl the fact that it exert« a marked tonic influ^ioe upon the
appetite*, and nnluces the night sweats of chronic bronchitis and phf-higi«
without constipation.
Fluid Extract of bark, 10 to ao minims. per pint, .f 5.00
COD-LIVER OIL.
A fixed oil from the fresh livers of Gadus Morrhua, Linn6.— Nutrient
and alterative. It is the most easUy digested and also the most raiHdly
difTusible tlirough animal membrane, of any known oil or fat. In its use
then) is an increase of red blood-corpuscles and of body weight, also
general stimulation of healthy cell-formation. Ibd«mally is sometimes
employed in eczema and to allay itching.
In pint bottles per doz., net, .$ 4.00
Cajmiles, see list in Appendix, Nos. 9, 12 to 16, 64 to 07, 86, 103,
104.
Emulsion Cod- Liver Oil with Hypophoaphites of (kdcium and
Sodium ; dose, 1-2 fluidounce per doz. pints, net. . 7.00
Improved Lopotbn Cod-Liver Oil, in 12-oz. bots., per doz. net. . 9.00
This product is prepared with a special view of ensuring
Permanency, Paijitability and Therapeutic Effect. It
is nearly tasteless and odorless, and the many disagreeable
eflTects which in former times followed the use of Cod-Liver
Oil are almost entirely avoided.
Malt Extract with Cod-Liver Oil, IW and 40%
per doz. % pints, net, 96.00; per doz. pints, net. . 9.00
COFFEE.
CoFFBA ARABicA, Linn^.— The physiological effects of coffee as a
sustaining and restorative agent depend upon the Caffeine present. Em-
ployed in nervous headache, opium narcosis, spasmodic asthma, etc.;
more stimulating than coca, but less sustaining.
Fluid Extract of freshly roasted Java berries. Chiefly used to
make Coffee syrup for flavoring purposes, but may be used
medicinally per pint. .$ 1.50
Fluid Extract of green berries. Originally introduced as a sub-
stitute for Fluid Extract Guarana, which is a much more
exx)ensive preparation, but also depending for its thera-
peutic efficacy upon the Caffeine present. Dose, 1-2 to 1 1-2
fluidrachms per pint. . 1.50
pais, see list in Appendix, Nos. Ill, 796, 804.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 24 to 27, 299, SOO.
Hypodermatic Tablet (46) Caffeine, 1-2 gr
per 25, 15 cents; per 100. . .46
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 5, 70, 106, 124, 190
toIS9,144.
I
I
93
COFFEE— CONTFNUED.
Vanular S^eroetcent Prej/arationa. Esub dracbni ivtiruBents
the Ingredieula apedfled.
Caffeine Cifr.ited, U.S.F.
per doz. 3 ozs., )3.0a; perdoz. 4oza..i <
Coffetae and Foiaasiwn Bromide (Caffeine. 1 gr. ; Fulosaiiun
bniinide, G gts.) perdDx. Soz,, f3.Ki; perdOK. 4 oz, .
COse.
COLCHICUM.
CoLCHiciiii jHiTUMNAU, LinnS. roisoMona,— In small dosea nftusennt,
vachartic, iUiirelJc. and dlupborbUc. ^eneraltj' exciting and atlmulaling
the secreljona; tt Ihas increases Ciijsue watitA and pruoiotes eliminaUoQ
o( eHHte proilucta. Deemed almuat a Bpeclfle tn acute gout or rheiima-
Usm ; its acCioD is intenaiGed bj combiaatien with an alkalL
AHTU)ciTEa.--Tamiln, to praveut absorption. EmstJcs— xluc aalpbnto,
apotDOtpbioe, muatanl. Demulcent drtnks and opium, <o allay irritation.
t~Hid Ertraci of root, Slo8 minima per pint,. 8 IJffl
FIhW Extract o/ seed, 8 to 8 minuos per pint.. 1.50
UDmuU Liquid Colchioam root, StoS minims perpint.. l.SS
Normal lAtpud Caldiicitvt seed, S toSminiDiB........p«rpint.p 1.6G
Solid Bxlraet of root, aaiayed. l-a to 1 ISgrs per ue.. .31
of root, aBBajed,l-a (o 1 l.a grs peroi.. .48
B list in Appendix. Nob. S04. SU5, SSS,
mule, Bee list in Appendix, Ko, SOS.
it I^itwatea, aeo list iu Appendix, Noa. 4T, 48. 840 to 34S.
IKumal tUMet Triturate, see list Id Appendix, No. lOOe.
Wet (7) OoItAiciiie. 1-3U gr
per as, 87 oenta; per 100., .Oil
ffeterliuay Bgpodennatic Tablett, Bee list In Appendix, Koa.
' SO, OK.
OoMpraied TuliUtt. eeu list in Appendix, Ko9, 182. 183, 101.
tflfua. aee liat in Appendix, Kou. 11, 12.
COLOCYNTH.
CrrBiiiJ.i« CoLoOYNTHig, Sohrader. Foibonous,— A powerful hepatio
BtiuiuJast and bydragogue cathartic, producing, in overdoses, violent grip,
tixg witb dangerous inflamtiiation. It is seldom used oJone, but%i eombln-
ation with other uMhartics is a standard remedy. It has beea emplajed
alone in obstinaC« dropey, amenorrbcea, and In cerebral deraugeineDla,
AnnnDTsa.— Emetics C^inc sulpbate, Bpomorpliine,etc^, if fleeneartf.
Later, demulc^iCs and opiates, with stimulants to combat collapse.
^^m S'hM Extract of fruit, 2 Co h mlnltsa .^^ra '0aA. .% \:i^
^^^^fietBderea .Sbriract, ItoS grs .pecfn,.
^^UfbiKbrga Xa&act Colocimtli Comp., B to!« en .«««<»
94
COLOCYNTH— Continued.
PiUs, see list in Appendix, Noe. 8, 48, 40, 60, 68, 68, 60, 88, 86,
06, 181, 188, 100 to l&i, 197, 800 to 818, 800, 864, 866, 487,618,606,
721, 722, 748, 785, 808.
Pink QranuU'Sy sec list in Appendix, Nos. 077, 678.
Diurnule, sec list in Api>cndix, No. 009.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 49, 880 to 886, 840,
847, 304, 627.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate^ see list in Appendix, 1009.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 184, 146, 149, 160,
178, IttS, 188.
COLTSFOOT.
TuHsiLAOo Farfara, Linn6.— Demulocnt and slightly tonic. Qenerally
used as a domestic remedy for coughs and colds.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ .00
Pressed leaves. Pressed root.
See also Lozenge Bronchial, Improved, imder Olycyrrhiza,
COLUMBO, FOREIGN, See CALUMBA.
COMFREY.
Syuphytum officinale, Linn^.— Demulcent, slightly astringent and
tonic. Useful in catarrhal affections of mucous membrane.
Fluid Extract of root^ 1 to 2 fluidrachms ..per pint. .$ .90
See also Fluid Extract Horehound Compound.
Syrup, see list in Appendix, No. 87.
Pressed root.
CONDURANGO.
GoNOLOBUs CoNDURANGo, Triana.— Alterative, tonic, emetic, diuretic
and deobstruent. Employed in chronic rheumatism, syphilis, non-specific
cutaneous affections, etc.
Fluid Extract of bark, 80 to 60 minims per pint. .$ 8.00
Wine Condurango (60 grs. to each fl. oz).. .per doz. pints, net. . 10.00
Pressed bark.
CONIUM.
CoNiuM MACT7LATUM, Linne. Poisonous.— Anodyne, antispasmodic,
anaphrodisiac and discutient; in overdoses produces motor paralysis.
£mploye(]ias a palliative in the treatment of cancerous and scrofidous
ulcers, tumors, etc.; in chronic enlargement of the liver; in strumous
diseases of the skin. Its most important use, perhaps, is in controlling
excitement in maniacs, and in the management of chorea^ whooping-
cough and other spasmodic affections.
ANmxyrBs.— Tannin (strong tea, decoction of oak l)ark or sumach).
Emetics (aix>morphine, zinc sulphate, mustard). Sustain vital powers
by stimulants, heat, faradizati<Hi; employ artiflcial respiration pendst-
aiii«£r As^ibi^Aflr t&are i9 oi^r g(gn of cardiac aot^
|.M Ji^ I-
95
CONIUM— CoNTii
JFluid SScfnxrt of leaves, S to SO miniu
Irtuld Extract of leaves, S to SO mininia cautiously inLTBUSed,
per pint. .> 1.
J-iuM Extract of fruit, B to SO minims perpint., I.
See also JTWd Bxtrad Dandelion Compound,
Sormal Uipiid Caninm fmit, G In liO minima perpint.. I.
a>ljil Bxtrant of leaves, St ta&ers per as..
Solid Exlract of frail. 1 to3gra per o*.,
Potfderrd Extract of leaves. StoSgrs. per ox..
PiOs. see list In AppeDdix, Nos. 12, »g to 39S, 4t4, 415, SIB^
JM, 797.
Ilbttet Trituratf, see list in Appendix, Nob, BO to B3, MB,
1^8 gf---
itedlD lata-
WSiipodemtatic Tablet (fi) Cani<?te Bydrobron
pel- as,
KoTK.— The subcutaneouB use of Oonline i
Doe, stryohnine poiBoning and iuail« masin.
I V^erinaTii Hypodermatic Tablet (ADO Coniine hydro
per doi. lubm of
CompTested Tabiet, eee list tn Appendii, No, S5.
Pressed ieaixs.
COOLWORT.
tnflnmm fttjirf atxl CI
Prosed herb.
COPAIBA.
An oleoreslD obtained chiefly from C!opaida LAKGHUDHriPii (Desfon-
t^nes) O. Kuntze,— la the chronic catarrhs oC mucous memtmuie. in goa-
orrhOBa and cystitis atter the aeuW iuflanmiatoiy Bymtoms liave subsltled,
In leiLOOrrhcea, broncliorrhosa and chrome skiti dIueAfled such as leprosy
and psorisds. It Is the most ai-tive and efficient oC balsams and oleoreHli
Dose, 1.2 to 1 fluldrachm, adoilniatered In gelatin capeulee; see belov.
POXi. see list in Appendix, Noa. 235 to 2», SOfi, fifia.
I, see list in Appendix, No. 18.
. Capimles, sod list in Appendii, Noa, 1? to ^ ST to Stl, 41, 89, lU,
o loe, 111, 116.
\ AAoEant, see list in Appeuilix, No. £.
COPPER ARSENITE.
D lutecdnal affeuUons, particularly tlie dlarrluaa of 4
. Dose, MOOO to I-Wbt-. according to effect dflalreti.
^ AjHrnute, Bee'llat in Appendii, No. Oil,
\ TaUri TiUm-atcs, Bee list in Appendix, Noa, aia, aib.
ailhbiet Triturate, eee IIM la Appeodlx, TSo. \llU.
g6 •
COPPER OLEATE.
Employed in the form of ointment, 10 to 90 per cent, oieate, for the
treatment of rin^in'^'orm, etc
OUate peroz., 25 cents; per lb.. f 8.00
Ointment of oleate, 20 per cent p^ lb. . 1.80
COPPER SULPHATE.
Irritant and mildly i^scliarotic. In dilute solution, tonic, stimulant
and aHtriiigeiit. Often useful in chronic diarrhoea with ulceration, but
its best employment is as an emetic in phosphorus poisoning. Dose, as
an astringent and tonic, 1-4 gr., gradually increased; as an emetic, 5 grs.,
repeated if necessary in fifteen minutes.
Tablet Triturate (205) Copper and Opium
per 600, net, 23 cents.: per 1000, net, .$ .40
Opper sulphate, 1-80 gr. Tinct. Opium, 1-4 minim.
Ophthalmic Tablet Copper atUpJiate, 1 gr. per 100. . ,40
CORIANDER.
CoRiAMDRUM SATIVUM, Linn^.— An agreeable stimulant, aromatic and
carminative. Principally used for flavoring purposes.
Fluid Extract of seed. Not miscible with water. Dose, 10 to 80
minims f 1.20
See also Fluid Extracts Senna Compound; Rhubarb for B. P.
tincture; Stillingia Compound.
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 118.
Syrup y see list in Appendix, No. 51.
CORN, MAIZE.
UsTiLAGO Maydis, Corda; Com Smut or Com Ergot: Stiomata
Matdis (Zea, U. S. p.). Corn-silk (pistils).— Therapeutically, Com
Ergot closely resanbles the Ergot of Rye, and by many is considered
quite as efficient and more imiform. The uterine contraction from Ergot
is tonic; that induced by Ustilago, on the contrary, seems to be regularly
intermittent.
It is deemed superior to Ergot in passive haemorrhages, spermator-
rhoea, psoriasis, eczema, etc., also^ very effectual for the removal of fibroid
tumors.
Corn-silk in inflammatory affections of the bladder, acute or chronic,
idiopathic or traumatic, is diuretic, demulcoit and antiseptic. Specially
valuable where intra-vesical decomposition of urine has given rise to
irritation.
Fluid Extract Ustilago Maydis (flam Ergof)^ 10 to 20 minims,
per pint. .$ 1.75
Fluid Extrcujt Corn-tilk, lto2ftai5r9cianB, per pint.. 1.60
Ckmpresaed Shbiett, Me list in Appendix, ISob. ltt,16» '''^
Skotahdri (Be. ibdutJ, Note.— Two distinct idnda of barlt i
brouglit from Bolivia. diatiiiguiBhal aa "CnW mid "Paracoto,'
tlTely: tlie rJiempcutic properties of both, however, are BlmiJar. True
Goto laik Is perliapa quite as otflcteut as tJie Fanunto, but since prefer-
eoce Is generally given to the Intter, it is invariably supplied when Coto
barlt is ordered.
An efficient remedy in cholera morbuB. acute or ebronie dlBirlitBa
and dysenteryi also rcocmunecded in gout, rheumalism ajid neuralgic
toothache. Cases at [ong standing disTrbcBO. InteBtiual catarrh and
dyeenteric disease, unsuccefiafiLlly treated by tanolti, opium and lead
aoetate, often make complete reDOvery in from IS hours tn days under
lumrly doses of I-IO grain Ootoin,
fluid Extract (Cotoi F^racoto bark. Dose, « to SO mininiB, four
lotix timeaaday. In dosf^of 10 drops and uiiwards, It is
liable to cause gaetiic irritation, lienoe, it is best to begin
with the minimum dose, iQereasing. if well borne, until the
dcshvd eOect is produced. In all cases It should be nel!
diluted before administratt'm per ptiit..S 4.00
COTTON.
[, IJn
I
It of It
promoW
plant is emmenagogoe, oiytoeic and abortifaclei
Uterine contraction tvKh as much efficiency and
used in clilDm^, ameoorrhisa, dyBmeoorrhiBB, etc.
Fluid Extract CotioKTOol bark, IS to 3 fluidrachms-.per pint.
Fluid Extrtwt Cotton-rooi yresArooO, l-StoSfl,drs, per pint.
Solid Extract, S to IBgrs. peroz.
Pawdertd Ei*rae(, B to 15 gra peroi.
'figrs per 01,
COUCH-GRASS, See TRITICUM.
CRAMP-BARK, See VIBURNUM OPULUS.
CRANESBILL, See GERANIUM.
CRAWLEY.
KuttaU. — A prompt aud powerful
(, inflammatory diaease*. ci
^ Ooynpreased Tt
^^^KifVened tiark.
^^H CRAM
1^'
re dlapboretle, Employed m fevi
flatulency, night-sweats, etc.i is said to
tallng. Combined with Caulophyllum forms an excellent agent In ameaor*
rluBB.'UyBmenoR^UBa. after-palna. suppressed lochia, and febrile oondL-
tlons resnltaot upoD the puturicBt period.
FIuM Eilraet of rhiiame, IB to 30 mlulma ■puu ptaX. .% v:
Ufa
98
CREOSOTE, See TAR.
CROTON OIL.
[oleum TIGLII.] •
The oil expressed from the seeds of Croton Tigliuic, Linn^.— A
powerful hepatic stimulant and alterative; also violent irritant purga-
tive ; rubefacient externally. On account of smallness of doee and rafHditj
of action, it is ver>' useful in coma, tetanus, and the like; also in obstinate
constipation where, after the lower bowel has been emptied by enema,
milder purgatives fail; externally in phrenitis when strong counter-irrita-
tion is required. Dose, 1-3 to 2 minims.
PiUs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 878, 874, 685, 810.
Pink Granule, see list in Appendix, No. 680.
Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. (B7.
Capsule, see list in Appendix, No. 00.
CUBEB.
Piper Cubeba, Linn^.— Diuretic, expectorant, and general stimulant
to mucous tissue. Used in gonorrhoea, gleet and catarrhal inflanunation
of mucous tracts.
Fluid Extract of unripe fruit, 10 to 80 minims per pint. . $ 2.60
See also Fluid Extract Buchu Compound.
Solid Extract, 2 to 8 grs per oz. . .52
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 227 to 229, 241, 243, 295, 682.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 182, 228, 224, 266, 848.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 17, 18.
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 10.
Capsules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 19 to 26, 80, 81, 88 to 41, 48,
85, 92, 107, 108, 115.
Lozenge Cubeb I)er lb. . .60
Ext. Glycvrrhiza, 3-4 gr.
Oil Sassafras, 1-32 m.
Oleoresin Cubeb, 1-16 tti.
See also Bronchial Lozenges under Qlycyrrhiza.
Inhalants, see list in Appendix, Nos. 11, 20.
CUCUMBER-TREE.
Magnolia acuminata, Linn6.— Used as a substitute for cinchona bark;
the flowers are aromatic, and bitter tonic. Recommended in dyspepsia
and chronic rheumatism.
Fluid Extract of flowers, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ 8.0O
CULVERS, See LEPTANDRA.
CYPRIPEDIUM.
[ladies-slipper.]
CYPRIPEDIUM PUBBSCENs, Willdenow.— Tonic, sedative, diaphoretic
and anti-spasmodic Allays nerve irritability wben xmcoTmectc^ NrV^iaQ. ot-
CYPRIPEDIUM— Continued.
gAalc lesloQ, OJid Induces caLia and cheerful coiulitioii oC body ajid inli]d
cooBoquentl; ts often available In JiyBt«rfa, cfaoren* mj^nine nervou
beodacbe, wokefulntiss auiJ morbkl senslciieuess,
Reoeaay powerful antl^ijplilUtlG and aDtl-gonorrhcBic virtues ha»B \
^een claiuiHl.
Fluid Extract 0/ rAi'zoine, 1-4 to 1 Suldraclwi p^)
See also Flwd Extract Sadlcap Cmnpa-md.
Solid Extract, S to lU gn pc
Cofi&^ttration Ci;priptdln. f-S tod |^ ..p&
PiOt. see list in Appendix, Nob. SU. a»S.
DAM[ANA.
TfRBEOA moHOpavLU, DeCttudoHe.— Sttoiiilant, tonic, laiatlTe, dlu-
redc. Has been exten^vel; employed as on aphrodialoc, and la leH§
JecUonable than Che InleHtlonl IrrilantB uBually prescribed. It is ■
eral lotu'c lo the inlestUieit and likewise lo the nen'oiiB systiiui.
Fluid Extract of kavet. 1-3 to ItlaidraiAim per pint.. B S.JO I
Soliii Extract, 5 toISKra
rPrmdered Extract, BtolH grs
ItUt, see list in Appendix, Nob. S46, 477.
TabUt TWdiratea. Bae list in Appendix, Noa, MB, B57.
ComprciHed Tatleli, see list hi Appendix, Nob. 10, SO. 1
Blixin, see list in Appendix. Nos. SO to 59. S7.
DANDELION, See TARAXACUM.
DEER-TONGUE.
Triusi oboiuTisBiiu, Cassliil,— AraioaUc. stiuiiilaDt. Ionic, diaplui-
retle. Au agroeable addition lo naufieallng or griping mixtures.
Fluid Erfract of l&tvci, 1-2 to 1 11nldrachm....-..-.pBr plat..t^.Sa
DERMATOL, See BISMUTH SUBGALLATE.
DEWBERRY.
Sunus (^AKUiENsts. Lhme.— Tonic and stmugly oslrlDgeBt. Employed
ohkBy In sumiuer diarrliieM as it very closely reaembleB blaokLerry (g. v.J
in tberapeutic propatiEs.
J'tvid Extrael of root, 1-4 to I Quldmchm per pInt..S LOT
7. imch
DIASTASE, PANCREATIC.
'One of the digeBUvH ferments, fuuna In tlio imnoreiiUe secretians.
i» sujipoeed to chauKe atiuvh Into sugar luul i.\eiaT\ii. 'Y\wv&Ss.*i»
OimposiCtOQ louod in uiali.
TiibUia, g ■• B
lOO
DIGESTIVE TABLETS, ^ "A" & " B.»
Useful in all forms of indigestion^ dependent upcm anj defidenqr
of secretion or upon indiscretion in eatinj?.
We employ in these tablets our r^^ular Pepsin Aseptic, which is ten
times as strong as the saccharated pepsin, and a pancreatiii equal in
digestive activity to any.
Each tablet, 3 "A,'' contains Pepsin Aseptic (1-9000) 1 gr.; pure
Pancreatin, 1 gr. ; Calcium lactophosphate, 8 grs.
Per bottle of 100, net, 20 cents; per dozen bottles of 30, net,
$1.20; per dozen bottles of 65 net. .$ 2.00
Each tablet, Q " B,'' conUins Pepsin Aseptic (1-9000) 3 grs. ; Diastase,
^ gr.; Ext. Nux vomica, 1-8 gr.; Powd. Ipecac, 1-12 gr.
Per bottle of 100, 51 cents; per bottle of 500. net. .9 2.4Z
DIGITALIS.
[foxglove.]
Digitalis purpurea, Linn^. Poisonous.— In small doses a cardiac
tonic, diminishing frequency and increasing force of the hearths con-
tractions; in overdoses, poisonous, and peculiarly liable to produce
toxic effects from cumulative action. Used in cardiac affections generally
where the heart's action is abnormally weak; indirectly, in infusion, it is
diuretic also, hence may be made particularly useful in dropsies depend-
ent upon cardiac embarassment or renal obstruction.
Antidotes.— Tannin (strong tea, decoction of oak bark). Emetics,
early, if needed. Alcoholic stimulants, opium, rest in recumbent posi-
tion; aconite.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1 to 2 minims per pint. .$ 1.25
Normal Liquid Digitalis, 1 to 2 minims per pint. . 1.36
Solid Extract (strictly alcoholic), 1-6 to 1-8 gr per oz. . .40
Solid Extract, 1-4 to 1-2 gr I)er oz.. .23
Powdered Extract, 1-4 to 1-2 gr per oz. . .40
Concentration DigitaXin, 1-16 to 1-4 gr per oz. . .00
PilU, see list in Appendix, Nos. 251 to 258, 464 to 467, 482, 483,
487, 646, 804.
Pink Granule, see list in Appendix, No. 681.
Diumule, see list in Appendix, No. 915.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 61 to 66, 858 to 365,
617 to 619, 638, 647.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1016.
Hypodermatic Tablet (9) Digitalin, 1-100 gr
per 25, 12 cents; per 100. . .30
Veterinary Hypodermatic Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos.
608,509.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, 25, 70, 126, 156, 168, 191.
Pressed leaves.
See also Mnergency Case,
J^".^ J.
DISINFECTANT POWDER.
In the preeaoce at air and moisture, oiided of iron ore formed
as powerful dlsiiifpctiuils, but with them ore comhlned CorbDlio add
and NaphUuUn, thua kavhig nothing to ba desired In ft pisparatiou ot
..pecdoz., net.-t 3.D0
DITTANY.
CtiNiLi HiiiKBi Lbing.— Carminative end diaphoretic. A domeal
remedy for colds, flatulency, and suppression of menses. I>OBe, a nil]
glassful of hifusiou, one ounce to ttie pint.
Preaed herb,
DOGWOOD.
CoBtnis FLORIDA. Unni.— Tonic, aatrlngent; slightly sKmulant, ai
■ntiperiodlc. Valuable tJperiodic and typhoid fevers, in pyrosis, a;
as s genera] tonic; it increases the strength and frequency of Che '
Flvid Extract of bark of root, Mtolfluidrachu perphit..$ ,61
Solid ErlraBi.a to Bgrs peroi.. .«
Conoentratiim Comm, S to 4 gre perot.. .B
PiOa, see list In Appeudhc, Nos. SSQ, ESI, tSl.
Prated bark. Preaed /lowers.
DUBOISIA.
DoBoiBU MTOPOBoniKe, H. Baowu.— Poisonous.— The soUd eslract ol
DnbwHia and the alkaJoid l>utioisine are now largely employed iu prefer
ence to atropine, as being less Irritating to mucous membrajies, man
prompt in inducing mydriasis, and with after-eltecfs of shorter duration.
Its mtemal administration is followed liy results similar to Ch<ise Induced
by briladonna, but it is less a ceretira] exciUuit and more csJmaH
hypnotic. Useful in relieving nightswealB of phthisis, puerperal
it zinc, muBlard, el
Fluid Extract of lea
',.}. Morphine U
.per pint. .8 4.01
DULCAMARA.
^P BoLANUU DuLGAUARA. T.innA.^Tn ini'ge doses Danutlc. I}ut used priD'
Cipnlly as an alteratire diuretic, diaphoretic and discutient. Employed la
thetroaOnenlof cutaneous eruptions, parlleularl)- of ascaiynaturs; also
In uhronlc rheumatism and ohroaic catarrh; is daimed to possess an
aptarodlsiao properties.
JFMd ExtratI of tifigt, 1-2 to 1 fliudrachm .^ef^ifl,..%\..'»
H Sttract, B to.lS grs. , .-pet at-. S
Pressed Itniga.
I
102.
DWARF ELDER.
Araua RI8PIDA, Ventenat.— A valuable diuretic. Employed in drop-
sy, gravel, suppression of urine and urinary disorders genf»tdly.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint..$ 1.00
Fretted root.
ECHINACEA.
Echinacea anoustifoua, DeCandolle. — Strong daims have been
made for this drug as an alterative in strumous and qrphilitic affections.
It is also stated to be a remedy in snake bite, etc.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-4 to 1-2 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 4.00
ELATERIUM.
The sediment deposited by the expressed Juice of Eoballium "Elatr-
Rwu (LinnO, A. Richard.— A powerful hydragogue cathartic; in large
doses induces nausea, vomiting and great d^ression, hence, should be
used with great caution; most frequently employed in ascites. Dose,
1-10 to 1-2 gr.
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 264 to 267.
Diurnule, see list in Appendix, No. 916.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 69 to 71, 869 to 872.
«
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1016.
ELDER, See SAMBUCUS.
ELECAMPANE, See INULA.
ELEPHANT'S-FOOT.
Elephantopus tomentosus, Linn^.— Diaphoretic, expectorant, and,
in large doses, emetic.
Fluid Extract of herb, 6 to 30 minims iper pint. .$ 8.00
ELM.
[slippery elm.]
XJlhus fulya, Michaux.— Highly demulcent, slightly astringent and
tonic, and somewhat nutritious. Employed wherever a demulcent is
desired; externally in poultice form to relieve local inflammations.
Lozenge Slippery Elm per lb. net. .$ .85
Slippery Elm bark flour, compressed in 1-8 9). packages for
retailing purposes.
EMBELIA.
Embblia ribes, Burman.— Said to be an effective remedy for tape-
worm (t»nia solium); is also employed as an alt^utive in chronic skin
diseases and in rheumatism.
J^/uuf Metract of fruit, 1 to 4 fluidrachms. . T. peir TAnt. .%» a.\5*>
103
EPHEDRA ANTISYPHlLiTICA, c. a. mever.
XmoDg Uie Jdexlcais is deemed oJmcst a Bpecl6c In venereal aSTec-
tions: appanmUy of specific value in gonorrhtBiL.
Ftvid Eztract of herb. 1 to 2 flmdraclims. per pinCJ S.50
ERGOT.
Cl^vicBa* PUQPCHKA, (EViesJ TulaHne. — Uterine motor stimulant;
iaduces toDic cootracEioD of IniDliiotar; miisculiu- fibre, and is thus
bssDinetaCIc througli action on caplllarieH. Eu]ploye<l to aJil parturiOou,
to control IntemaJ hemorrhage, to relieve local congeetians and to pro-
mote absorpCloD of morbid growths.
Srgolin. Bon]ean"8 fomiiila; almoBt identical with the Eietract
I of firgot of the Gemjos Pharmacopoaia. Dose, I-S to 3 gn;
per oz., net. .( .CO
Kraotin Purified. For bypodermstic hi jectl'in. One mhdm rep-
resentB 5 grs. of selected Br^t. It may be diluted with
water if desired, for BdminiBtrBtloa. Dose, 2 to 6 minims..
iiid Extract Eraot. Dose, S to 80 minims. In inertia uteri
10 to W minimB, repeated every IS to !0 minutes until
desired effect is obtained per pint.. S.SO
Fluid Extract Eraot. Elhereal Doee, sameaaabove.per pint.. 9.50
I also Fluid Extract Blue Cohoah Compound, under COulo-
phyllvm.
JFonnaJ Liquid Ergot. S to SO minima per pint.. 8.7S
Solid Eztract Ergot, 1 to 6 grs peroi.. M
PillK, see listi n Appendlr, Noe. BB8, 370, UTS to aTT. TST. 888,
J\nft Oranide. see list in Appendix, Nca. €83.
.^hblel Trituraien, see list in Appendis. Nob. TO, 73, S73, S74, BE1.
Compretud l\ibleta, see list in Appendix. Noe, E4, SB, 130. WO.
Vint Broot, n.S.P. CIB Qm. in IM Cc). 1 to S fluidrachms
per do(. pints.. 1S.T5
Bern also Etaergenci/ Case.
ERIGERON OIL, Sek FLEABANE.
ERIODICTYON.
Eriddicttoh QLomiDaiiii. BenUtum.— A tonic expectorant, agreeabls
to the palate. Seems of special value In chronic subacute inflammv
tioD of bronchial mucous membrane; it-s effects are simliar to the am-
hlned action of Ipecac and balsam of Pern, lis stimulating properties
preponderating. One of the most remarkable properties is its power of
obtunding the taste against qulaine. and It is often prescribed with refer-
e to this alone.
Tluld Eitract of leaves. May l)e maSe lo toroi a. <3*Bi
mlxtupe with ayrups and aqueous flvdte \>J oAfliiia ».■¥.««.
" ■' JJose, H lo 1 fluidrachm .-peT Ijii*- -X
\
tn cctoi
I04
ERIODICTYON-CoNTiNUED.
Fluid Terba SantOy Aromatic (for syrup). Hie strength of
the fluid is Just four times that ol the Symp of Terba
BoDta, Aromatic, and spedally adapted toe the extem-
poraneous preparation of the latter by simply diluting one
part with three parts of syrup. It enjoys a high reputa-
tion as a vehicle for quinine, completely overcoming the bit-
terness of this alkaloid. Dose, 16 to 60 minims per pint. .$ 1.75
Note.— This preparation is inocxnpatible with adds and acid
Halts; exhibit quinine in suspension, not in solution.
Solid Extract, 8 to 12 grs per oz. . .81
Pill (OMO Yerba Santa Ext,, 8 grs. .per 100, 60 cents; per 600. . . 2.86
Lozenge Yerba Santa Compound.
Olycerole Yerba Santa (GO grs. in each fl. oz.) per lb. . 1.60
Qlycerole Yerbine Comp. Each fluidounce represents: Erio-
dictyon, 90 grs.; Glycyrrhiza, 90 grs.; Wild Cherry, 80 grs.;
Salicylic acid, 2 grs.; Potassium bromide, 7 1-2 grs.; Orin-
delia, 80 grs: Pine Tar, 2 8-4 grs per doz.. net, . 9.60
Inhalant, see list in Appendix, No. 8.
Syrup Yerba Santa, aromatic. Each fluidounce represents 60
grains Eriodictyon in combination with aromatics. A
teaspoonful completely masks the bitterness of 5 grains
of quinine sulphate. It may be prepared extemporane-
ously from Fluid Yerba Santa, aromatic, q. v
per doz. pints, net. . 7.00
ESCHSCHOLTZIA.
EscHSCHOLTZiA CALIFORNICA, Chamisso.— A harmless soporific and
analgesic; a good substitute for opium for administration to children.
Fluid Extract of plant, 15 to 30 minims per pint. .$ 8.00
ESENCIA DE CALISAYA, MOS(jyERA'S.
Each fluidounce contains the equivalent of 40 grains of Calisaya
Bark. The prevailing preparations of Cinchona are unpleasant and in
many instances repugnant by reason of intense bitterness. This quality
is very thoroughly masked by the combination of aromatics in Mos-
quera's Es^cia, and consequently it has been found most acceptable
where other Calisaya preparations are rejected. Esencia de Calisaya
may be exhibited in every instance where Cinchona is indicated, inasmuch
as it possesses all the qualities of this drug in the proportions above
described. In 14-fl. oz. bottles per doz., net. .$10.00
ESENCIA DE COCA, MOSCUJERA'S.
An agreeable liqueur representing in concentrated form the stimulat-
ing properties of Coca leaves; of exceptional value as a stimulant, for
which purpose a dose of a tablespoonful or mere, as required, will be
found most desirable. If taken immediately after meals it will mater-
Jalty-aid digeatdcm. In J4-fl. oz. bottles. per doz., nAi^. .$10.00
ETHER.
Rarely exhibited internally, but exerdsea a solattve or stimulant ^l
action, aocortUsg to doae. Employed In nausea dep^ident upon ^
depreEsioo uid iu Qatuleut colic. Dose. 10 la 60 mlnlnis.
See Flnul Extract Biichu Compound.
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 10.
InJialanti, see list In Appeudbt, Noa. S. la, 19.
EUCALYPTUS.
EcciLrPTi'BQiJWi.'LDB, E.oDoaiTi, E. iMYoniUNA, and other qieolra.
— SlJmulajit. anCtperlndic. ajitlspuBmodic, antiseptic. Recouuneuded in
the treatment oF septic feverr, diphtheria, chronic gastric and InteBtlnal i
catarrh, clironic branchltiB, ate. Aa an anti-EpaamadEc is useful li
aattuua; as on outlscptic empiofed in the treatment of fcetlil breath
ulcere (ayphilttic and otheoTrise), spongy and Irteeding gums, purulen
catairhal affections of htadder, urethra and vagina, etc. ExternBllf, '
suitably diluted, the fluid extract is used as a dislofectaot lotioD in
grenaiiB and other offensive discharges.
Eticaiyptus Oil^ G to 30 minims.; per oz. ne/. 18e. ; perphit. n£t..i 1.T& 1
Our OU of Eucalyptus is sold on a basis of SOC Eucalyptoi.
fluid Extract of leaves. lAto flO minima per pint..
Bond Extract, a to lOgra peroz..
Potrdered Extract. 3 to ID grs peroz..
A'di, see list In Appendix. Nos. 37B. 279, 885.
TiMet Triturate), see list in Appendli, Noa. STB, STB.
COmpreoefl TabJeti. see list In Appendix. Nos. M, BOO.
Elixir Eucalj/pius Compound, per dot. piutd. ■
Hu<
EuealyptuH, 15 grs. Wild Cheny, li
Gentian. 4 grs. Qlycjirhiia. IB
Taraiaoum, 20 grs. Syr. Verba san
Capsule^ see Ibt in Appendix. Nos. 43, 130.
JhJld'anfs. see list In Appeudti, Srs. T, 10.
See also Evtki/mol.
rCALYPTUS AND THYMOL ANTISEPTIC, St£ EUTHYMOL.
EUONYMUS.
[WAHOO.]
Epoimitjs ATSOPunpuRBUB, Jacquin.— One of the moat direct chola-
pi^esin the materia medica; is also toule, olteratlFe, laxBtlve, and con- .
aequenlly reoommeoUed In hepatic derangemeuts, acoompaiiyiiiB or pre-
oedinK tntermittenta, or oocurring independently of malaria. In oon-
u> hepatic torpor it has been mucli em^\aye&.
. 3f'MSExlroeta/barkofr<iat,\ to 9 thiidcaduna .^ra puA. .* \-^
xlJ^truct, 5 to 15 KTB ¥« ™-- '*'
]o6
EUONYMUS— Continued.
Concentration E'tionymin, brown and green. Euonymin brown
being from bark of root, Euonymin green from the bark of
the twigs. 1-2 to 4 grs either, per oz. .$ 1.10
Pill, see list in Appendix, No. 150.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 877 to 881, 896.
Compressed Tablets, Nos. 308, 206.
'Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 119 and 120
Pressed bark of root. Pressed bark of tree.
EUPATORIUM.
[boneset.J
EuPATORiL'M PERFOLiATUH, Linn^.— Tonic, diaphoretic, alteratiye and,
in large doses, emetic and laxative. A favorite remedy, especially in
warm infusion, for colds accompanied with febrile symptoms.
As a tonic alterative it is useful in the convalescent stages ol remit-
tent, intermittent and typhoid fevers, and in dyspepsia and general debility.
Fluid Extract of leaves and tops, 1 to 2 fluidrachms.i)er pint. .$ .90
Solid Extract, 10 to 25 grs per oz. . J2i
Concentration Eupatorin, 1 to 8 grs per oz. . .60
Pressed leaves and tops.
EUPHORBIA PILULIFERA, umt.
A favorite remedy in the Antipodes, where it is regarded as infaUible
for colds, coughs, bronchial affections, and aU diseases of the respiratory
tract; specially esteemed for the prompt and complete relief afforded
sufferers from asthma.
Fluid Extract of herb, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. . % 4.00
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 55.
EUROPEAN CENTAURY.
Ertthrjea CENTAURroH, Pcrsoon.— Diaphoretic and slightly tcmic.
Dose, a wineglassf ul of infusion, an ounce to the pint.
Pressed herb.
EUROPEAN ELDER.
(see also "sambucus.")
Sambucus nigra, Linne.— Alterative, and in sufficient doses cathartic.
It is regarded as a valuable adjunct to tonics in convalescence from
malarial chronic rheumatism, etc.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm; per pint. .$ 1.80
EUTHYMOL.
[eucalyptus and thymol antiseptic]
Beixig neither poisonous, irritant nor escharotic, this liquid is i^ec-
fectly safe tor any form at administration, internal or ezX«mB2L. \x.
-pit-
Mi
EUTHYMOL— Continued.
m agree&bie odor, and toraa im excetlent aufantlhite Tor Indo-
fonn aud carbolic acid, irhieh it equals In audaeptie power. Each fluld-
ouncecaDtBliifl: Oil Eucalyptus. 3-9 mlDim; Oil Qaultlieriii, IV32 minim;
fluid extract Wild Indigo, 1 1-4 minima; Boric acid, 10 1K-iegra,: Hentbol,
8M gr,; Thymol, 15^ gr. This ardcla should not be eipoaed to oold.
Use as a spmr; or iLternally, la doses of aoe fluldraahm (4 CcO three o>
more times dallr per doz, pint bottles, nei^. .f 7.10
K EVENING PRIMROSE.
H , CEbotheba BiEiniia, Uaai.—A. mM uerre ecdotiTe. acting chiefly
I .upon the pneumogaatrtc, and conBequently valuable fii respiratory or
gaatrio troubles laTolying morbid Bcnsitiveneea of the laryngeal, pulmon-
ary or Roatric brandies of tills nerve, wbetlier acute or dirooic. An < ~
niatt of Evening Primrose has been found eldeacloiia In prurllfo and other
cutaneous aAecUone of infants; also, as an application to ul(»r@.
» Fluid Extract of leavei. 1-3 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .3
Prated Uava.
EYEBRIGHT.
Bdpbbabi* OFFiciKjiLis, Ltun*,— A mild aetrinecat; often of utility In
catarrhal maladies of tbe e^e and respbvtory tract, tt will BometUnes
abort an attack of nasal catarrb nitb laclirymation If admlnislered every
tws boiiTB. Dose of infusloa (one ounce to the pint), 1-3 to S fluldouncea, .
FALSE BITTERSWEET.
Cbi-astrits boandene, Llnn^,— Alteiative, diaphoretic, diuretic, a
slightly narcotic. Employed in tuberculosis, eeeoudary syphilis, chronla J
hepaUa, rheumatic and eutandous atfectons; estemally, in Ihe torm ol
d breasts, prurlcua vulvm, bums
FEL BOVIS, See OXGALL.
FtEsiccLUH nipmuoKUH, Gilbert,— Carminative and aromatic. Dsrt
^*.fo flatulent colic, and as a corrigent of unpleeaant remedies sue
senna and rhubai^, because of the absence of eiclting properdes.
Fluid Bxlract fennel teed, Wlo!0_aiiaiais perphit..S IJO
FERRATIN Boehrinoeb— B. & S.
The femifflnous element of food. This pvoAucI, tea. ub^VippIi ftsrfisa,-
ttre of aolil-albiinieD flrst prepared In 1892 ty "Ptalwaw eni'WOfA&*i«t*,
M p., AndFivteaaoF Marfori, M. P., ot BttSeabuTH, G«rauii>:j. \X.«a.w*
io8
f
FERRATIN Boehringer— Continued.
eMentially from all other iron preparatioDS, beinfi: readily absorbed by
the human organism, while long continued use does not in any way
interfere with the digestive functions. It has been tried by numerous
medical authorities in hospitals and in private practice, and remarkable
results have been obtained, especially in cases of aniemia, chl<MX)6is,
nervousness, during convalescence to stimulate apiietite, ^«. Dose —
For children, daily, 0.5 to 1.0 Gm. (7 to 16 grs.) are sufficient; for adults
the dose may be increased to 1.6 to 2.0 Qm. (^ to 30 grs. daily (divided
into two or three portions.
Ferratin^ in oz. vials per oc, nti. ,% 1.59
' Pill C835) Ferratin, 2 grs per 100, $1.10; per 600. . 6.86
Pill (888) Ferratin, 4 grs per 100, $2.00; per 600. . 9.86
Tablet Triturate (656) Ferratin, 1 gr
per 100, net, 40 cents; per 600, net, . 1.86
Compressed Tablet (204) Ferraitn, 0.25 Gm. (about 4 g^.)
per 100, net, $1.68; per 600, net, . 7.60
Compressed Tablet (806) Ferratin, 0.5 Gm. (about 8 grs.)
per 100, net, $2.96; per 600, net. . 14.66
FERRIC, FERROUS, See JRON.
FEVERBUSH, See SPICE-BUSH.
FEVERFEW.
Ghrtsanthemum Pai^thenium, Persoon.— CJarminative, emmenagogue,
tonic. Employed in flatulent or atonic dyspepsia, amenorrhoea, hysteria,
and febrile diseases; externally as a fomentation to local inflammations.
Fluid Extract of herb, 1 to 2 fluidraehms per pint. .$ 1.00
Pressed herb.
FIGWORT.
[carpenter's-square.J
ScROPHULARiA NODOSA, Linn6.— Alterative, diuretic and anodyne.
Is highly beneficial in hepatic diseases, scrofula, cutaneous affections,
dropsy, and as a general deobstruent to the glandular system. The warm
infusion given freely is said to restore suppressed lochia and relieve the
pain attendant upon difficult menstruation.
Fluid Extract of herb^ 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.80
See also Fluid Extract Yellow Dock Compound, imder Rumex.
Pressed herb.
FIREWEED.
Erechthites hieracifolia, Rafinesque.— Tonic and astringent. Has
acquired a reputation in diseases of mucous tissues; its greatest reputa-
tion, however, is as a remedy for piles, administered internally as a fluid
extract, and locally in the form of ointment.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ .90
J^essed leaves.
FIVE-FLOWERED GENTIAN.
Qatnusi ttins^VKnant, Lunmrpk.— A rellahlB cholagogue. Hnsbeei
found of iBlue In iauudlce, chronic nguB, etc. , where quiniiie was (utOe
— no preparatory treatment need pr«eiae its use; in hepado disorder!
tJiere are Cew reme<llefl of equal worth.
Fluid Extract of Serb, 10 lo 80 minims per pint.,* S.50
FLEA BANE.
Eriqehon oiMADENKK, Linoi. — Slightly tonii; and actJvelr diuretic and
aatringient. Cseful In disrrh<en, dmpalcal nlTectioaa, dfsuiia (e^ieciallj
of children), and many aephnlic affectjous; It owes its virtue to Uie tt^
tile oil contained.
Fluid Extract of leaven, 1-2 M i auidrachm per pint. .J l.!0
Capmlet, see list In Appendli, Kos, 5, 42, go.
tFrefed leave;
FLORIDA ALLSPICE.
Ci
Bi:
\ (kLTOUrrocs FLoaniCB, Ijnn*. —Aromatic sthnulnnt. Ac agreeable
'it valuable addltiaD to dlairhcea mixtures.
J^^htld Extract of bark, 10 to 30 niiaiiae per ]dnt..S 1.20
FLOWERING SPURGE.
lA OOBOU-A.TA, Lionj. — Emetic, diaphoretic, expectorajit and
In large doee« prorolfes IrrltaUon of stomach and boweU, with
Ljpercalliarslj. Has been employed In chronic bronchitis, laryngltia,
vesical catarrh, otiathiate Mious dysentery and dropsical diseases; in
hydrothorax and ascites It wlU sometimce removoHuid tcben other aeenla
FLY AGARIC.
Linni, PoisoNoua.— Respiratory a
depressant; intoxicant to cerebrum ; action similoj- to that of
mine, and antagonistic to that of atroplue: It sthnulates ponerfiiUy the
salivary and cutaneous secretlonB, contracts pupils, etc. Has proved a
valuable remedy In night-sweats of phlhisiB. in diabetes insipidus, l[icl]V ^
leDt pulmonary congestion, and coustjpatlou due to hitestloal torpor |
and deficient secretlMi, Theallcalold Muscarine isgenerallypreferredfor i
AHTtnoTE.— Atropine Is a perfect antogoi^Bt', bo
nent 61gliaBa and pUocarplae.
ivacil3)ifutcariue Sulphate, 1-100 gr. .per SB, W
no
FOOD PRODUCTS.
Btef Cacao.
Beef, Iron and Wine.
Beef Meal.
Beef Jelly.
Bone, Powdered.
Taro Flour.
Malt Extracts.
Sanguis Bovinus Exsiccatus.
See under these heads, respect-
ively.
FOX-GLOVE, See DIGITALIS.
FRANGULA.
[buckthorn bark.]
Rhamnus Franoula, Linn^. — A mild laxative or cathartic; on account
of its freedom from drastic and nauseating properties is reconunended
as a substitute for senna for children; speciaUy valuable in the treatment
of haemorrhoids given in full laxative doses at bed time.
Note.— There are four species of Rhamnus in the market, viz : Rham.-
nus Frangula, Rhamnus cathartica, Rhamntis Purshiana CCascara Sa-
grada), and Rhamnus Wightii^ and it is important they be not
confoimded.
Fluid Extract of bark, 15 to 45 minims per pint. .$ l.OQ
Solid Extract, 3 to 10 grs per oz. . .27
Elixir Buckthorn bark, 1 to 2 fluidrachms x>^ cloz. pints. . 9.00
Pressed bark.
FRINGE-TREE.
Chionanthus virginica, Linn6.— Aperient, alterative, diuretic, with
slight narcotic properties. Has been found efficacious in bilious remit-
tents, as well as in obstinate intermittents, and is an excellent tonic in
convalescence from exhausting diseases; being a cholagogue of some
value, it is eligible in jaundice if associated with podophylhn or leptan
drin; in the form of poultice it is an excellent application to inflanmia-
tions, ulcers and wounds.
Fluid Extract of bark of root, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint.$ 1.50
Solid Extract, 5 to 20 grs per oz. . ^.87
Pressed bark of root,
FROSTWORT.
«
Helianthehuh canadense, Michaux. — Astringent, tonic, alterative; in
large doses emetic. Employed either alone or in combination in scrof-
ulous diseases; diluted with water the fluid extract is used as a gargle in
sore throat, and as a lotion in prurigo.
Fluid Extract of herb, 6 to 20 minims per pint. .$ 1.00
Pressed herb.
GALANGAL.
Alpinia officinarum, Hance.— a stimulant aromatic somewhat
resembUng ginger. Used as a stomachic, to promote digestion and relieve
flatulence. Dose, 2 fluidounces, of infusion, one ounce to the pint.
J^essed root
CALBANUM.
Gum-resiii rrcmi FKBt>LA UALSAHiriUA. Bolesler & Buhse.— Sljmiilaiit
carmlnaUTf. expectorant. OJiielly uaed ta chronic affections of Diucou
uembrSDe, a in bronchial, uterine and ynKinol catBjrh; exWmally. t
plaster torm. aa a lolld sUmulaiit ami Itritout. DoHs, S to SO grs.
Pitlt, see ilst in Appendii, Nos. 3S!. TW. 747.
GALLS, See NUTGALLS.
Ouin-reMu from Garcikii HiUBcan, Houliep niiH»,— Cathai'lic, but
apt to induce oonsidorabic naufiea; acts best in oombinaCloD. Cseful in
Ilnate uonatipaClon aiui dropsies ottraided with intestlnai torpidity.
B,]to4gra.
Pillt. we ilst in Appendix, Ncb. 43, 158. ifll to IIW. 1B7, 288, .STS.
mi. «K. 733, 81 S.
Piuft Oranvlee. sea list io Appenilii, 178, irH.
lUlet IWIurofM, aee lisl in Appenillx. Nos, SSn to 323.
■Oompmita Tablet, see iiaC in Appendix, No. 149.
Seeolaa Laxative Wafers.
GARDEN CELANDINE, See CHELIDONIUM.
GARLIC.
ainvuH, L!di)6.— A general atimulaQt; it quidienH the cir
tloa, excites Uie nervous system, promoteB expectoratioD. Inducer
phoresis or diureaiH Becordlngiy as the patient is Itept warm or oool
aolsupon the Htomachiwa tonic or CBrminative: also said lo be anthel-
mlDtic Employed in dyspepsia, flatulence, chronic caUn-h and other '
pecton&l affections; in tiie nervous and Epasniodio oou^s ptKuliar U
children ; atonic dropslee. calculous disordtv^, and SBcarideB; externally,
as an irritant and ruberaclent, aoil to tlie solea of the feet as a rem"
The fluid extract, diluted, may be applied as a liniment In iufantils '
Fluid Kiimct of biitb, 1-S to 2 flnldrachms. perplut,.! l.SO
GAULTHERIA.
Gadlthebia proccubexs. Linn^. — Stimulant, aromatic, astrinj;ent;
the essential oil is preferred in imtrefacUve fenneulotiDn. and Is aloo |
of the large i]iiantity of methyl salicylate contained. The fluid extract
Is employed in chronic dlarrhtea as an astrhigent; in liyBuria aa a dlure-
tlc; in infantile colic as a carminative.
Add SaKcsIie, pure from Oil Oaultlieria, in ounce vials
poroi„net..l ,T0
Fluid Extract 0/ Iraitt, 1-3 to 1 Quidrachm .^« \to«... SI
See iOs> fluid Exti-ofi Sanaparilla Coaip. Sot Hurvip.
Oomiirauiea TaAiela, »« list 111 Appendix, Noa. ■lft.S*,Si,V*'^'''''-
C AULTH ERI A— Continued.
SifrvjM. see IIM la A|ipeDcUi. Noa. 44, 4G,
OopttiUt. aee Uat In Appeiuliz, Nan. nt. TT, SS.
Bee also Sufhymol.
Prated Itaiv.
GELATIN.
Apurtfledform of gliis, HmpJojed for [ha manufacture of oapmil««i
« large]; manufactured by ui bolb empt; and filled Csoluble
dhanf),
EMPTY CAPSULES.
jl
Ourempti lapsuli
(or vetratouy purpoBtj j-
commend to the piiKtLti ni.]
Their solubillCT Is perfect
tbtnugb the allnieatai-}- trace, aa
rifil^
GELATIN— CoNTiNueD.
of these artioLes, ia absnlnU'ly grouDtUesa. They camiot be eKcel
quality by anj- lu van. As a m&tler nf iiri>fi«8loiial iutorest, we append a
table showing the capacity of oiir Improved Empty Qplatin Capsulaa,
whrai Oiled byhaad. hax^pr quautitjea can be eDcloaed by ixaUig cap-
sule Sners,
For (luiher intonnatjou upon capauJes and other gelatiil products,
please apply for printed matter and eamplce.
The capacity of empty capsules varies according to the degi
eompreeson exerted in Ailing and tho known voiiatiou la bulk of
a given weight or different sauipliai oF the some powdered drug or olko-
Qulnine sulphate
Cinchonidlne sulpliato. . . .
Ipecoa and Opium Po
m
EmptB Capmda. For oral or rectal use, wiy uiie InboieBOf
lOU, pec doE,, net. SI. 10; in boxes of 1,000, per do2,, net Z 9M
IB Captmies. Adapted also for vaginal use; ounce size, ia
■oxeaotlO, perdoz., net, SS.60; 1-2 ounce size; In boxes of 10,
»irdfiz,,net, Sa.as^l^ ounce aiie, In boiesof 10, perdoi., net. 9.00
FILLED CAPSDLES.
E^DT list of Soluble Elastic and Hard VmeA Capsules, Bee Appendix.
I
^H GELSEMIUM.
^BT OeIAEUIUH SEHPEnVIKBHS G.itiut), PeTSOOD. FOISONOUB.—OdBeDllUm
•ad its alkaloids are antipyretic and hi some degree antizymotie; they
Induce paralysis both of sensihihty and motility; contra - Indicated
where cardiac aolkm la weal. Useful wheuever mtaJtatlou of function
extste in sensory or motor nerve; often of special vaiue in neuraJgiaa,
particularly trigeminal and oiarlas, in dysmenoniuBa. etc
ANTiixmH.— EnietluB (apomorphine, zinc sulphate, etc,]. Sustain
irilal powers by stimulants (ammonia, alcohol, eto.). Morphine nnd
olcoliol are Uih most complete physiological aulagonists; atropine Is eiao
...^ec ■?\a\...ft \
114
GELSEMIUM — Continued.
Normcd Liquid, 1 to 10 minims p&r pint. .$ 1.40
Solid Extract, 1-5 to 2 f^n per oz. . .81
Poivdered Extract Gelsemiutn, 1-5 to 2 grs per oz. . .50
Concentration Gelsemperin, 1-8 to 1 gr per oz. . 1.50
PiUs, see IiHt in Appendix, Noe. 9, 55, 56, 259, 289, 290.
Pink Oranule, see lint in Appendix, No. 685.
Diurhule, see list in Ai>pendix, No. 917.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 197, 888 to 888.
Diurnal Tablet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1017.
Hypodermatic Tablet (10) Gelsemine Hydrochlorate, 1-50 gr. .
per 25, 40 cents; per 100. . 1.40
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 180, 131, 144.
Pressed root.
GERANIUM.
[CRANESBILL.]
Qerantum MACuuiTUM, Linn^.— A powerful astringent. Employed in
dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera infantum, and excessive mucous discharges;
also as a gargle for sore throat, relaxation of the uvula, etc. Highly
reconmiended as a substitute for tannic acid, since it does not cause
dryness of the mucous surfaces.
Fluid Extract of rhizoms, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.05
Solid Extract, 5 to 10 grs per oz. . .27
Concentration Oeranin, 1 to 4 grs per oz. . .50
Pill (293) Gcramn, Igr per 100, 85 cents; per 500.. 1.60
Pressed root.
GENTIAN.
Gentiana lutea, Linn6.— Gentian possesses in a high degree, l^e
characteristics of a simple bitter; it excites appetite, invigorates
digestion, moderately increases the force of the circulation, and operates
as a general stimulant tonic; in very large doses it is apt to disturb
stomach and bowels. Valuable in all atonic conditions unattended with
active fever.
Fluid Extract of root, 10 to 40 minims per pint. .$ 1.00
Fluid Gentian Compound (for U. S. P. tincture). . . .per pint. . . 1.16
100 Cc. represents: 1 pint represents about:
60 Gm Gentian 10 ozs.
24 Gm Bitter Orange peel 4 ozs.
6 Gm Cardamom 1 oz.
Liquid Extract Gentian Comp. for B. P. tincture. . . .per pint. . 1.15
Each imperial pint represents:
Gentian root, 12 ozs. Cardamom seeds, 2 ozs.
Bitter Orange peel, 6 ozs.
Liquid Gentian Comp. for B. P. infusion per pint. . . 1.15
Each imperial pint represents:
Oentdan root, 4 ozs., 10 grs. Fresh Lemon peel, 8 ora.
Bitter Orangepeeli 4 ozs., 10 ^
C ENT1 AN— CONTJNUED.
L Sotid Extract, S to 10 gcB peroi..$
Nob. fiO. 149, ISO, ISO, 3N), 391, SBi,
I Fink Granufe, aea list in Appendln, No. C77.
ZbJ>I«t TVi'dinilei. see list Id Appendix, Kos. RSd toSS!, esu.
^ CoiBpreued Tablele. see list in Appendix, Noa. -17, 135, 130, 170,
GmCER, JAMAICA.
Zdioibbr omciKiL,E, Rowoe.— A grateful BCimulajii
Employed in dfspepslA. flatulent colic, and enfeebled states ot the
iiJliDeDtai7 canal. Is an agreeable addition to bitter iufuRiond and tonio
mixtures: much used Id diarrhceo, dysentery, cholera morbus, colics,
See alao Fbiid Extract Aromatic.
MfiO*, see list [a Appendix, NoB. 12, 1B2, SCO, SSI, i
T^^797.
a IhUals, see list In Appendix. Mn. IT4.
p, see list hi Appendix, »a. 34.
f Compound Lonengf Oinger p
■ lb., 1
CLONOIN.
[nitroglycehin; t
Tbe value of (Ida agent in anghia pectoris is nell known. It is pre-
nitrite ot amj-1, hiaamuch as It does not so poworTtdly
ImpreGB the heart, while its influence is much more permanent. Dose,
l-SOOlol-lOsralD.
PCttt, see list hi Appendix, Nf*. 419 to 425.
■jpiurnule. see list in Appendix, No, 939.
BbMal IWturntsg, see list hi Appendix, Nos. isa, les, 300, 45e to
f 4BB, 618, Sig, 038, 039, 847, C79.
JMumoI TrtbUl Tritarale, see List In Appendix, No. 1030.
Bj/podermatic Tableti, see list in Appendix, Nos. 31, 04, ».
Uompivited TaKelt, see Ust in Appendix, Nos. 14, SS, 16S.
OapnHe<myilregt|/ctrlnmloDoi3l)^-^0agr
per lOO, 90 cents; per doz. boxcB ot \ toi...\\SSi
hint nf Olimoln, U. S. P., «.
[ Ai ounce rials .-pac o».., vaI . - -■*
GLYCERIN.
Ronlj uBod iDtonully einapt aa a vehicle for other Diediauuen
Oli/emin Suppotitoritt, contBinlog Sfi pto- cent, gljuain, axe
conyealHLt sabaUtutesforglTceriD
biriea have heea auoBoataJlf aaployed
oitnatlpfirJuQ^ aud ore capable of productng a laxative effect
wilhout lUi; considerable toea of weight. Thej- are inscduble
In voter at the tcinperatiira of the boil;, tbtu^ore speciBl
ntteatJoD Is directed to the roct that th^ Butlril^ ia not de-
I)wuldit upon ready solublUty. They are rafel)' emplofed for
bitantaaa veil aa adulla, producing easy and copious eracD-
atlona. Each nuppofdtOQ- contalnB nearly 3 Rmnmes (tf
eralne) KJycerln; we make only <me die, but tills toay be
divided to meet any requlreouent for ohildrrai.,.,.,,..
perdoz.boM.ora,ncM3.0a; per doE. bote, of IS, net..)
GLYCYRRHIZA.
01.VCTBI1HIZA QUBiLi, Linn*.— Emollient and demulcent to mil
■rfaccB. UBeful in cough. cMurhs. irritation of the urinary oi
[TMUihial irrltatloD. etc. Puajesses the property of slightly obtimdliig HI
gasMiory nerves, hence often employed tc
Fluid Eximcl of rout, 1 to S fluldrachmB per pint.. t .'
Fluid Extract Licorin for QuMne. elc. Identical hi st
with the official preparation, but free from the bitter extino-
tivo peculiar to the latter, and therefore >«pecially _
adapted U> diagulaa tbe taste of bitter and naueeaua
medldnes. It forma clear mixtures with aqoei
hollc solutions, but the Qlyoyrrhizla pnageut is predpl-
taled by acids. Hence, hi quinine m'
cyrrhizo, odd must not he prescribed to effect solution of
the nlkoliddB. Dose, I-S to £ fluidracbms
See also Fluid ExtTaett: Atoes Comp. for B.
AltKS and Hiprh; Black Cnfcosft Compound, under Ofm-
icifuga; Hkubarb, Sweet; Baraaparilla Oompoand; 3ar-
taparilla Comp. for B. P. decoction; Saraaparilla Camp,
forayrup.
Tablet Triturata, see list in Appendix. Kos. 183. 200, 9!M, SM,
M8,60r. 6BB.
CompTtmed ToMelt.
' Brmntt Mixture perlb. bot, nel..
Each tablet repi'esents 100 la. Oomp. Mixture of Glycyr-
rhlu, D. B. T., 1«M, and coDtaias:
Ext. Olycyrrhlia, a grs. Powd. Opium, 1-30 gr.
Benzoic Add, l-m gr. Camplior, ISO gr.
AnOmflny and Potass. larf, 1.40 gr. Oil Anlaa, l.sur-'-' —
Srawn mxtnre and Amiaonitim CWorfde. .....per lb
Each lahlet represuata:
jfjT^ aifufirhia Oomp., 86 ni. AmmaniiuiL dUIuiUb, &
f
I
GLYCYRRHIZA— Continued.
Lleorice Powder Compoitnd.iOers pM-Ib, bot.. nei,,% AO
Bee ateo list of Comprewea Tablela In Appenilb:, Npb. ir. 80, 60.
Elixir LiooTia Anmialic, far Quinine. Aii elt^ant velilele for
the sdmloEBtnitloD of Mtter or nsuaeoua reoiailes. A dessert-
qKWnful, mixed with quinine, obcbttea Ute unpleasiuitiifaa
rf the latter, eBpeeinlly If a aecoud potron of tlie eUitlr is
iii£«sted HubdequentJy........... — .perdoz, pints^. 7-DO
as alSD Sludrt, Noe. 30, S6. SO.
Ampi, Bee list In Appendix. Nos. 44, 43.
Zotenget; EromAiat, Brondiial Improved, Tjcorice. Opivm
and Licorice iWfslar'K). Yerba Saala Compound.
See also OJycerole Yerbine Compound, under Eriodictyori.
GOANESE IPECACUANHA.
HABEaAMll ALITA, Wight & Amott.— Largely employed in India for
purposes, and Co meet the same indications as Ipocac
I Extract of root and item. Dose, as an alMratite and
{peotorant, 5 to 10 minims; as an emetlo, 1^4 to 1-Q fluid-
pBrpint..f4.l»
GOA POWDER.
sutwlaDce d^usited in (he wood of AjfnijtA Ahaao^a, Aguiar. ta
' ' . ring-n-orm. psoriSBii) and sldn disossea of a fungous pantaitlc
nature; is an Irritant catliartic, but seldom iised iDterually.
Per OS. ne(..8 .*0
GOLD AND SODIUM CHLORIDE.
Alteratlie and tonic. Employed in hysteria, ovarian difflcultleH, and
sypbilia. Doee. 1-lS gr. Administored with iodine, bypodermatically. in
phthisis.
»Piaa5a) Oold and Sodinm Chloride, i-aaee
perl00,7Beenta;per6W..8 3.(i0
sPfll CBH) Thres Valerlanatea and Ootd
..^. .-.ptr 100,11,00; per fiOO..
Sail
Zinc TBterianale, 1 nr. Quinine Tolerianale, l-_ „. .
" "IcTaJerianate, l-Sgr. aoldaadSodlumC1iloride,l-4i}gr.
^ Beluiionfor hypodermatic me. peroz., net.. 1
GOLDEN-ROD.
BouDAOO ODORA, A [too,~- Aromatic, stimulant and cannir
1 infusion as a diaphoretic and to allay colic;
employed to disguise the taste of other medicines.
f^ Fluid Extract o/ Icnues, 1 to 2 niilrtnichmB porphit..$ SO J
COLD£N-SEAL, See HYDRftST\S.
Il8
GOLD-THREAD.
CopTiB TRiroLiA, Salisbury.— A pure, non-astringeot bitter tooic,
refieinblini? calumba and frmUan. The infuaton is often employed as a
wash or garj^le for ulcerations of the mouth and fauces.
Fluid Extract of plant, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ tJSS
Pressed herb.
GRAVEL-PLANT.
Epia^AA RKPENR, LioD^.— DiuTetic and astringent. Said to be benefi-
cial in lithic acid diathesis, in strangury, and in vesical catarrh, and
wherever uva ursi and buchu are employed; has given reli^ wh«ie both
the latter faile<l.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ .90
Pressed leaves.
GREAT LAUREL.
Rhododendron maximtm, Linn6.— Exi)ectorant, stimulant, astringent.
Recommended in cases of obstinate cough.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 5 to 15 minims per pint. .$ 1J80
GREEN-DRAGON.
Ari&sma Dracontium, Schott.— Expectorant and diaph<N*etic. Said
to be a remedy for dry, hacking coughs accompanied with irritation; is
best administered in small doses well diluted.
Fluid Extract of corm, 1 to 10 minims perpint..$ IJSO
GREEN OSIER.
Cornus circinata, L^Heritier.— Tonic, astringent and febrifuge, simi-
lar to Dogwood iComv^ florida, Linn6). Chiefly employed as a st<Hn-
achic.
Fluid Extract of bark, 20 to 00 minims per pint. .$ l.OS
Pressed bark.
GRINDELIA.
Grimdelia robusta, Nnttall.— Grindelia has attained an enviable
reputation in the treatment of asthma, giving prompt relief, when other
remedies have failed. It has also been reconunended in bronchial affec-
tions, in pertussis, and renal maladies.
Fluid Extract of herb, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.00
Fluid Extract Orindelia Compound. Efficacious in the ^:«at-
ment of asthma dependent upon digestive torpidity. Each
pint represents: Orindelia robusta, 10 2-3 ozs.; Senna, 22-3
ozs. ; Rhubarb, 2 2-3 ozs. Dose, 1 fluidrachm repeated every
three or four hours per pint . . 2.00
Solid Extract, 6 to 16 grs peroz.. .81
PiU (296) Grindelia Extract, 8 grs. . .per 100, 60 cents; per 500. . 2.85
See also Qlycerole Yerhine Compound, under Eriodictyon,
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 189.
J^Uit^r(eS)G^na^lia020gn,io^f^^ Verdc»,v\iiVa., %,itb
GROUND IVY.
Nbpeta GT.ECHOIU, BenCluun.— Solil Ui be sMniulaot, tosio, and
eipecloraut, Reoimmeinieil in kiduey dlseaais, oathiuo, Jaundloe, hj'po-
clifmdrlar Bud to proyeot load colic. Doee, wiu^loaafiil of infuiiloD, oa& 1
JVeMed herb.
GUACO.
Leatv) (rom MiKiNii OdIco, Humboldt J£ Boupland.
source of tJie roof not yet detemuned. — The leaves are Ionic and 6TJniu<-
loot to the wcretlona. ICmployed as a propbylouth: againat choten
for relief trozu diarrhiBB; highly recommended in connection with local |
mqilioatioiiB In gouty paroiyBma.
PQaaoo root is ruganlod In Uexioo as a apecUiu In rheiu
fluid Ertracl of leaoei, 1-Stol flutdrscbm. per pbt..! S.40
rtuid Extract of root, IS to SO uibitias perpiut.. 8.40 '
GUAIACUM.
QuAiAODu oFFioiVALK, T.innj* — Alterative, stimulant, diaphoretic and
ontE-rbeumatic. Formei'ly held in high repute oa an anti-syphilitic, hut
is now replaced hy iodide salts. It is ofUjn oflicient in promoting men-
slmalioD in atonic oonditlouB of the utenis, hence la employed In dya-
metu>rrluBas and amenOLrbcBaa. For rheumatism it should be taken Id
cuDjunction with PiitusEium and Sodium tartrate; the palient meantime
id and abundantly provided with norm drinks to promote
■a penph-aCian.
rFJwW Belroirf OiiQtociim ITood, lotoaominims... .per plnt..$ JO 1
I . ThUd Oltaiac COuaiocI reslmi] (for U. li. P. and B. F. thicture)
ariUa Ctomp. far B. P. decoction.
W'lPiMdered Extract Ouaitu, Z to 10 gru
1> A'Ui. see [1st ia Appendix, Hue. bl.lW,«tl.!tS&,?a!i,m
Y XobtetTrOtiTaieO.^ Antimony Compov.nd
per MO, 33 oents, net; per ]«». net..
d Tahleti, see Ust in Appendix, Nob, 110, 157, IBS, 168.
e. iw.
GUARANA.
Pauluru Cupahi. KimtJi.— Principally uaed in the treatment of sick, j
beedacheormlgmlne; and whlta perhaps adapted ta the so^alled nervoa
form it b of little elDuacy when sucli arises from digcfltWe troubles. Pm
■eased of restorative powers, it may be employed to promote constructir
. -' BigU joiirphoBfB, hence may be odmiolalered dining convakSMmce from J
B, itudpluit plithlBls. aiid wasting lUaeifta ^geoen^l .
^iHid Srtraot Guaraiia, B to 80 minims ,v™*'^'-^^SP
^ Id quld Qaarana, 6 Ui 30 mii^i^ .......■■'BCT^
GUARANA— Continued.
IVwtsrAt Exiraet Oaarana, anajed, S to 10 gn
ElCziri. a* List Id AppeniUi. Nob. Si. Bt.
IHUt. He list ill Appimdlx. Nno. SK. WS.
GURJUN BALSAM.
,n oloonBln obtalnwl (rom Tsrious Irem of the DipixBooAit
srtleB Blmiliu- to those oC oopolba, but less ni
uo miplemant oilrir lo Hit breath. One of tlie best dru mhi ga U
mnorrhaf^ vngbiltis (one part nt the baUam to two of Ume-wa
in employed In leprm; per A., ne(..t ,
CUpntle (>S0 OHijnn Balmm, lOmluhiiB.
per dill, boxes oFl don,, $3.00
H/«MAT0XY1,0N.
EmuiviVLoN □AUFEcnUNru. Llont.— Tonic, BStrinReat. nBed indll
ft, ilyseoter?. and In reloiatlon oC bowels followlne cholera <nfaiit«m,S
iJ of ImarbBOod, 10 toBOmlnlcoB per pint. .| .
HAIRCAP MOSS,
Fdlttiucihiiii JUNtPERENDH, Hednlg,— A powerful diuretic. <
sJ pnUeat lu full doses every half hour Is said tn be lerj- <
hi removioe Uie acciuaulMioD of water: it may be used to adrai
n with hydrogngne oathartlca; reconunended also inn
id pbospliaUc UthlaalB,
Fluid Extracl of ptant.i to a fluidracbms. per pint. ,|
Prtued plant.
HAMAMELIS.
[WITCH-HAZEL.]
iwiNLiii,!, LlDDc.— Toulo, astrtcgenL Fopularlj o
in luemorrholda; may be employed Bitemall)' as «i
nr odmlQlBtered Internally; also re
It of vori
1 kinds, as well i
in diarrhasia, dysentery, e
lieyinB It
IS it la
f distilled extract.
JHetiOed Sxtract Witdi-Baiei (barlO. The best preparation
tor external use iu ipralDs. bruisea, prercotian of eccliymo-
ris. etc It may bo used tntemaliy In the eame doses as the
fluid extracli. per doE. pints, net.. f 3J»M
Fluid Extract of If ava, 1 to a fluidracluna per pint.. .Hf
Solid Eiimct, & loin grs.
Povidered Extract, 5 to IB gn
Ooncentraticm ttamamflin, 1
_ P iUQ^) Female, LeuairrJuea per 100, 6S rents; per 500.. 3.l» J
i J'retaed dark. Pretsedkaixt.
HARDHACK.
Bi>iR«i TOMKMTOBi, Unn*.— Astringent aud tonic. Less offensfve le
Che digea^ve tract thui other HBtringHite, heneo frequently employed tc
Kombat the dlarrlKeal fluies o( children. Ths fluid aitract is used as an
aatriug(3it lotion.
FMd Extract of leavfs, 1-2 tniHuidrachm ptrptot.-l .DC
HEDEOMA.
[PEKNYSOrAL]
HiDWiHA piTLEOioiDsa CUnnfl Peraoon.— Slinmlant, dtaphoreUo,
dluretiG and sliglitly emiuenogegue. Used chiedy in the form of tnfuHlCD
Cotie ounce to the pint of boatag n-steO in threatened iuflomniatioa of
the tliTOBt sod bronchi, in miiac\ilar rheumatjam, and eepedallr 0° c
nection with hot blp and fcQt baths) to promote themraises.
Flald Bxtract of leave* and topa, 1-9 to 2 fluidnichmB
per pint. .( .10
aapfulei. Bee list in Appendix, Noa, 7S, 76,
HELTANTHELLA.
HBi.iABTHB!ij.A TEBuiFOLU. ToTrBj A Oray.— ArnmfttEc, eipeelorant,
anti-Bpuunodic. dlureUc. diaphoretic, and In large doees emetic.
Employed in cbronlo bronoiiitls, aathiuo, etc.; advnjitageously added to
Ifmpf ODUgb mixtures.
fluid Kctract o/ roof, S to 30 mhiimB per plot..! S.OO
■
MELON IAS.
I&
Liniuir LUTBnu, Qraj. [Note.— Helonias and Sturgrass are d
und for "False Uulcom" aud "Uulcum" respectlrely, as being Icaa
liabteto contusion.]
Tcnlo and diuretic, In large doses, emetic, BaueBclol in dyapepEla>
anco'exla, otonicitf of generatlTe orgauE, etc.
S'luid Extracl of rhicome, 1<3 to S flnldrachuiB. per pint..! 1-81)
Fluid Extract frtotiios Compound (or Sguau Fine Com-
pound), Tlia Beverol remedies composing this preparation
posH«B tonic, alterative and antl-cqiBSDiodic vtrtueti, and act
parttoularly upon the female reprodnotlTe organs. Bald to
reodeir parturitioti safe and essr. Each pint repreaente^
flqoawVtae, fl 1-7 ois.; Vlhumum Opulia, 8 B-7 oia.; Hal-
2 8^7 OZB.; Caulophj-Uum. S 8^7 ora. Dose, 1-8 to 1
per plat. . 1
nin.S to IgrB peroi., 1
H cm) Bekmin, i-Bgr per 100, 30 centa: per COO.. 1
, gee list In Appendii, No. 50.
Bliairt, see list In Appendix, Nob, tM, K
Symjt, see list In Appendli, No. 47.
^fmteii root-
laa
HEMATIC HYPOPHOSPHITES.
Each fluidounce contains: Potassium hypof^iosphite, 1 1-2 grains;
Manf^aDitte hyix)pho8phite, 1 grain; Stryclmine hypopho^hite, 1-8
grain ; Femnm hyiK>phoephite, 1 1-4 grains; Calcium hyiwphosphite, 1
grain; Quinine hypophoKphite, 7-16 grain.
In (lebilitat^xl conditions, minute doses frequoitly repeated are often
more efflcocious tlian full doses at longer intervals. Of special value in
nervous cxhauHtion, but generally adapted to a great variety of diseased
conditions. It is lilcely to prove useful wherever there is debility w
depraved nutrition, i>articularly in antemia, nervous prostration, con-
sumption, and scrofulous and tubercular affections. Dose, 1 to 2 fluid-
drachms (4 to 8 Co.).
In pint bottles per doz., net . . $ 7.00
HEMLOCK (B. P.), See CONIUM.
HEMLOCK SPRUCE.
TsuGA CANADENSIS, Carri&re.— Astringent and tonic. Beneficial as an
injection in relaxed conditions of the vagina or rectum; also of service as
a local application in gangrene.
Fluid Extract of barkf 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ .75
Pressed bark,
HENBANE, See HYOSCYAMUS.
HOANG NAN.
Strtchnos malaccensis, Bentham. Poisonous.— Alterative and
cerebro-spinant. Reputed to possess specific virtues in leprosy, eruptions
of constitutional syphilis, eczema and various skin diseases. Also em-
ployed in the treatment of paralyses where these depend on rheumatic,
paludal, or syphilitic causes.
Antidotks.— Emetics or stomach-pump, followed by perfect quiet.
Treat with strychnine antagonists—chloral, tobacco, chloroform, iniiala-
tions of ether, etc.
Hoang Nan, powdered bark per oz., net, .$ 1.25
Concentrated Tincture Hoang Nan. Four parts of tincture
equal one of bark. Dose, 3 to 10 minims per pint.. 6.00
PiU (802) Hoang Nan, S grs per 100, $1.55; per500.. 7.60
HOLLYHOCK.
Alteuba rosea, Cavanilles.— Demulcent. Employed to relieve irrita-
tion and infiammation of mucous membranes.
Pressed flowers.
HOPS.
HuMULUS LuFULUS, Liim^.— Touic, anaphrodisiac and slightly hyp-
notic; also claimed to possess anthelixiintic, anti-lithic, anti-periodic and
diuretic properties; principallyused as a sedative, since it promotes sleep
by removing restlessness. * Prescribed in norvous tremors, and in gonor-
rbcBS and other irritated oonditioiis of the genito-urmary tract.
■
1^3
H O PS — Continue o.
Lvj>ulbi. Bedng uonTlnced that no preparatlaii can be preparHl
wbicb viU contain in tho form oF a ptpniiauenti powder a
large proportion of the oleo-resinoiia eonKltuents lo whicli
bops cblefl; one thdr octiiity, we haie oniltted from our
IM) tbe ooncontrsUon Humulln. aul supply in Ita place a,
sdeat article of LupullD. of a recent crop. Dose, S to 10 grs,
per™..( M
fluid Extract Hop*. IBto 60 mindiiB per pint,. 1.70
F luid Extract Lt^vlin, 10 lo IS naalnis per pint.. aSO
Fluid Sxlmct l/upulin Compouml. Ltu-gely used tm Bubstltute
for opinm, in cboreo, nervous IrrilabHity, waltefnlness, teeth-
ing of chOdren. etc Bach pint repreeeots 5 1-3 ounces eadi
at LupuUn, Wild Lettuce and Scutellaria. Dose. 1-t to I ,
fiuldrachm per pint.. 1.30
See also Fluid Extract Scallcap Cutnpound, under Scutel-
laria.
^Bolid Extract Hops. S to la gi^ per oz.. .38
ael Hops, S to lOgra per ox.. .60
BSVili, see list In Appendix. Hob. IM. 377, 493.
K SbMet Trlturatei, see list in Appendli, Nos. 430, 4.^.
mtpretted Tablet, Bee list in Appendix, No. aW.
HOREHOUND, SfcE MARRU81UM.
HORSE-CHESTNUT.
ra HlPPOCJBTAKtTH, Linn*.— The fcnrfc istanic.aatringent. febri-
fuge, narcotlo and antispasmodic, containing a principle isomeric with
quinohliiie. Has becu long <isc<I ia Europe as a substitute for Ferurian
bark.
The properUes of the fruit ore similar to those of the bark. Em-
ployed with beneQt in neuralgia of paludal origin, inlemiitteat, etc
Fluid Extract 0/ bark, 1-2 to 3 Quidracbms per pint.. t l.W ^
Fluid Extract of fruit, B tolS minims per pint.. l.SO ,
HORSEMINT.
HoNuinA PEMoTATA, LiDiiJ.— Stimulant, diaphoreUc. diuretic, car-
minaUTB. Popular as a household remedy for colds, catarrh, rbwuna-
Usm, dlarrhcea, etc., and sa an emmenagogiie. Dose, a winenlassful oC
Id/usIod. one ounce to the pint.
FrestrA Jeoue*.
HORSE-NETTLE,
SoLAKtm CABOLUCENSE, Utmt.— Appears to be powerfully sedativiiai.
tieafoifHw.
^'vd Extract gf fruit, 8 to IG minima .^«'^'(...%|
HORSE-RADISH.
, Prtee,— StltniilBDt, diureUc. ai
hli|>ti>jr4«J in cbnvjlc otonj of the iliirAiCkrti apparatus, hb
n s^'otbI sfBtemic debQity. aai as on uiU-siHirhuClci eit
HOUND'S-TONGUE.
CTHoauwn'M omciHAiA LlnnC.— Anodyiie. demulcent and astt
' I recommend^ in cou^^hs, catarrhs, hisQLopbyHiH and dysenti
extract ililuMd nith ita volume of water. ajipUed od dotb
■ tuinon. biirns. hiflommatloDS, exooriated t«et, and IrriM
HYDRANGEA.
HiDaANQEA ABBDBEBCEHs. LInDj,— CoUiortlc, diuTetic, diaplumC
■Btl-Utbic; oUerlaCes paja attendant on fuaaaee of calculi t}in>n|
ureter. It is particularly useful in oltollue conditions of the tuiu
ling to phoflphatjc depoaitfi; lie fr«o eliminatioD recouuaeudH it
Ji-luWElfmet o/ root, 10 to 80 minlmB. per plot. .Jt
Idm^reaed Tablels, see list hi AppeatUi. Noa. m, IBB.
Elixir, see Hat In Appendix, No. 87.
Prated root.
HYDRASTIS.
HvnuARrui canauenbis, Linn^. — A voJuohlo tonic and anti-perSod
•rliich increosea the liitentinal secretiooB ood promoted the flow of bU
irhereb)' stools are mode uofter aud mure frequent. A valuable re
in gastric caiorrb, etomaUtia, follicular pharjogitia, chronio (
offecUoDB of the mouth, tbroot and naree, and aloulc dfHpepaiB. 1
ujtlon on mucouH tJHHue eeems to depend on tbe white allialc^ hydiMii
tine; Ite geoentJ tonic inlluen<» la on the yellow alkaloid, fierbtirfne [frv
quenlly called hydroatine (jrellon) alkaloid]. A concentrated pi
preparation of Oolden.seal, reprtwentlcg- aU the properties of the drug, t
pr^)arBd under tbe name of Hydroatin. Bee below,
■ B^bfrine Hydrachlorate. Berbenne occurs In a nunther of
I plants, Dotabl; hi the various Epedes of Berberis. in Hydraa-
tia. Qold-thread, Vellow-root. and Columba. The yellow
color and bitterneaa of oil are due, In part at least, 1o the
preaenoe ot this alkaloid. From fta nccurrence in Hydrastis,
It has sometlmEs been iuiproperly called Hydraatin. Prop-
ertlea: tonic, hepatic, stimulant, antl-perludlc, etc. Bolu-
bili^. 1 hi fiOO. Dose,lto4grs peroi..S 9.
Serierine J'boipliate. More soluble In water tbaa Qie to*
HYDRASTlS-CoNTiNUED.
nsmed. tnC properties and doses Eire Oie Baiu<
le.— Tbe white alkaloid exerts a. stimutatJUK and
alteratlre action upon the mucotis memtinuie. rendering it
m. vaJuBj>]Q remedy in catarrbaJ and atonic oonditions ttf
:& tract Spculall; useful also in affecUonB ot the
bladder and genlto-urinary Sfnem. Dose. 1-lG (o :
..in 1-8 02- Tiolfl. peroJB.
« Ht/dnxMoraie. Pure Hydnstine is soluble In aleo-
Uol and cMontlnrm, but not In KBter. Tbe bydrDchlocste,
is freely soluble, and therefore preferable for itrescrlblnj^;
is uaed by oculists in solutions containing 1 to fi grains (o
, Is also a valuable local remedy in goDorrluea
I gr. or more to the oz.). Dose, 1-lB to 1-4 gr.
in 1-S OE. rials, per oe.
te Snlphare. Properttn, uses and doses Identical wfUi
those of Hydrsstiue hydrochlorato.--.. ----..-... -
in 1-8 01. ylaJs, petoi., i
Fluid mclracl of rhizome, 10 to 10 minims. perp
Fluid Kttract Ooldm-Sfat wiOuHit AUohol, lO to 30 mlDiios...
per pint. ■
Fluid OoUenSeal, colortew, 10 to 60 minima. per pint..
See also ^Euid Rhubarb Camponnd, vttth Polaaiuni.
Stmnat l/lguid Hydrattia, 10 to 30 minims l.-perp:
SlAid £l(ract, E M 10 grs per
Poiirdend Extract, 3 to lOgra. per
Cmcentratiim HydriHtin, 1 to3 gra per
FOU, sue ibt in Appendix, Nos. 90 to 9S, 383, 803, 4IB, 438.
«n(( ©roniiVe, see list In Appendii, Na 080.
IHunmia, see list In Appendix, Koa. SIS, BIB.
TrMtt TritMTalta, ste list in Appendix, Nob. T4 to TT. 39fl to 301),
«tl.
DiMmal Tablet Triivralei, see Est in Appendix. Nob. 1018, 1010.
Ompreufd 'nMett, see list in Appendix, Noe. 0. Ifla, 161, 198.
Elixirs, see list In Appendix, Nos. 5, 111, 112.
fiee also lAquor Sedaiu.
JVtwiHi roof.
HYDRIODIC ACID.
Tile nee of the dilute acid lias been advocated with a, view to obtain-
ing Uie tiienipisitlc ellect of Iodine, ila clilet constituent, without the i
pleasant requite tliat so often inhibit tbe use ot th& \tat^ ^^eQ^Bn.V vn
ItluiUue aalls.
■9*"HPi ' par oant., jiar pint, ne(, aOc; » BM CBo!t-,»«E T^n^-^T**- ^ \
136
HYDROCHLORIC ACID.
Tonic, refrigerant and antiseptic; largely diluted, it is exhibited in
low fevers,' phthisia, some forms of syphilis, and to coimtnttct phosphatic
deposits in the urine. It is sitecially valuable in gastro-inteetinal indiges-
tion when there is no tendency to diarrhosa. Dose, 5 to 10 mlninnn i
PilU, see list in Appendix, Nos. 166, 850.
HYDROCYANIC ACID.
A dangerously potent distillate of potassium feirocyanide and sul-
phuric acid. In medicinal doses valuable as an antiiq>asmodic and seda-
tive; a valued remedy in cholera and A"g*"«^ pectoris.
See Chloranodyne.
HYDRONAPHTOL, See TAR.
HYOSCYAMUS.
[henbane.]
Htoscyamus NIGER, Linn6. Poisonous.— Deliriant narcotic, anodyne,
anti-spasmodic and hypnotic. Is employed chiefly to relieve pain, and
quiet irregular nervous action; often prescribed for children who do not
bear opiates weU; used in asthma, whooping-cough, functional pal-
pitation of the heart, chorea, hypochondriasis, mania, etc. Like bella-
donna, it dilates the pupil, and occasionally produces a cutaneous rash.
Employed as a sedative when opium, from its constipating propa*ties, is
not advisable.
Antidotes.— Same as for belladonna. Emetics (sulphate of adnc or
copp^), warmth to extremities, cold to the head. Stimulants, particularly
coffee, and morphine hypodermatically in small and repeated doses.
Note.— Caustic allcalies decompose the active principles of Hyospy-
amus.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 5 to 10 minims per pint. .$ 1J36
Normal Liquid^ 5 to 10 minims per pint. . 1.40
Solid Extract, 1-2 to 2 grs per oz. . .81
Powdered Extract, 1-2 to 2 grs per oz. . .45
Concentmtion Hyonigrin, 1-16 to 1-2 gr per oz. . 1.76
Pills, see list hi Appendix, Nos. 43, 48, 50, 51, 58, 59, 62, 95, 96, 138,
135, 140, 143, 157 to 161, 176, 211 to 215, 300, 304 to 308, 318,
325, 365, 414, 415, 464, 465, 511, 518, 665, 593, 722, 765, 776, 808.
Pink Granules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 661, 663, 67r, 687.
Diumules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 920, 921.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 78, 79, 225, 226, 234,
235, 267, 320 to 322, 389 to 394, 400. 637, 668.
Diurnal Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 1020, 1021.
Hypodermatic Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 11, 12, 51.
Veterinary Hypodermatic Tablet (510) Hyoscyamine, 1-8 gr. . . .
per doz. tubes of one doz. . 8.00
Inhalant, Bee list in Appendix, No. 4.
ki.J Hi».n V
HYOSCYAMUS-CoNrii
HYSSOP.
B, Llrm^.—Stlmulantf aromattc, carmfmitLTe azul
tAnJO. Prludpally used id qulnflj aod other aore throata aa a gw^le^
combined with sofc^ and Blum.SKeeten<>i1tFlthb(iti(iy: tUsu recommeniled
&] atoDh; and ilatiiluat dyap^>3lB, chronic hrcnchltiH— especially of the
i^ed^iUDetmrrhisa, etc.; may be applied extemaily for the relief of
muiciilar rheumotieai. bruises, ecuhyiiioBes, ttc.
S'luid Extract of leaves, 1 to S fiiiidrachins per idnt. .81.00 ^
mPmsed leavea,
HYSTERIONICA.
ICHTHYOL, See TAR.
ICNATIA.
rs BatlaBitbn, Hemy. — An aromatic aDttseptic balsai
iddovbte efttcIeDCy in the treatment of catarrhal affections of Om
reepiratory and digestive tract. It has an excellent elTect In dysentery,
both chrotjic and acute, and ita balaamlc nature givee promise of further
usefuln^s in dlsc^ases cf the gonLtonrinary apparatus accompanied by
m ueo-purulent dischargfS.
^B Fluid Extract o/ plcml. fi to J5 mfnims perpint..! 2,00
^Kidoa.0
A.l
n, BerRiiis. Poisonous.— Propertlea similar to niut
^ orin^ to the pnaence of the same allfalofda, Btrychnine and
brudne (see Nux Youiica). A powerful nerve toniu. heuce useful iu gen-
eral or local paralyses, In neiu^glaa. Impotence, neuraaChenia, chronlo
oonslipafion, etc.
AimijOTEB.-iThe satns as for Bliychnlao. Emetics or stomaCh-pump,
toUowed by perfect quiet. Chloral, b>bacco. ether, bhA chloroform (inhaled)
are true pbysioiogical antaRoniats.
NoTK.—Bromldes, chlorides aiid iodides predpltst« strycluibie t
rtatiii Extract of ieed,i to IQmlaana .per i^nt-.S 2.10
^PlueieTtd Extract, t* la \b; peroz..
Fflblid Extract, 14tol gr per ox. .
1 nOi, see list in Appendix. Mos. 97, EBI, BIO to 31», 411, 41G.
yjVMet TriUsmUi, Bee Uet In AppeodlK, ^fas. 80, 91, lEe,401 to«».
I Oompruted ToiiteU, see hat hi Appendli, Nob. S5, ISB, 170.
mi
■°
^B^ INDIAN BLACK-ROOT.
PrmtooAUWN pTCNOSTiOKruii, Elliott.— AUeraa^oimioiiSOBi'iift. "W* 1
taloeasaUierapeuliCaefJithaBnotyetbeentvitts AeftneA.
>'/i«tf £tri>ijc((jf nwf, letoBOmtaimB....... ,..«»^^i4--'*'»^*
bhi
INDIAN CANNABIS.
[c«NNABtS INDICA.]
Uamnjiu* sativ*, Llnn^. PoimnimiB. — NotcoNr, producing in Cult
dnaeB luhUBntlon, liiUuicatiDa Bad ddlrloui balluciDaticiDa. Revna-
mmded In deUiium tremens, certain fornia of insuii^. delirliuu aHa
(Orer, Boftealnfc td Che brain uid condiUoc* involiine oiuGmia of the ear-
lex. In nilRraine. fat aOaff Itehlng of <;ciiidk, to preveuC tbe griping of
eprMIn cMltarUcs. 4UI.
AjrmicTit.-An <^yet^^oee prodiiCM syaiptoinB trtaldi an! lUanuliie
iMlbcr UkUi dan^BTouA, and may be combated by fonuUzaClou of the
RBplnlury umaclai, Btid Uie cautious uB« of atrychQlne.
FMd Extruci ofJUrwrring topi, Sto lOmlainia per plat, .( I.Gt
Nn-mol Liquid, a to 10 mkdiDH per plat., l.n
Pomimd Kitract, 1-3 lot gn per ox.. .S!l
Solid Sxlmct, l-8b]lKr. per oz.. .«
FOlt. see list bi Appendix, Moa. 144 to 14B, STt, 877, 414, 415,
4S7, WR. KB, WH, BIS, SBS, TS!.
Tabicl IWtunilo.SM) Uat in Appendix, Nob. %, 37, Slfi to 3ID, 4S4,
Bid. HIT, m.
ComprtuKd TaMeU, see list In Appendix. Noa. 13, 14. Sit, IM, IBS
Bee also CMoranodyne.
I
INDIAN PHYSIC.
OniXNU TRWOLiATA, Mosnch.— A mUd emeOc oad cathartJo. Uaad
•a a BobsUtute for ipecac, nliich Itisdaiinn) lo reaemble tberapeuUcally.
rtuid Extract 0/ bark Bfrhiiomn. 10to40 iianiius..,per pint..; l.OO
INDIAN TURNIP.
AsiBxiu TBiPHTixDH, ToiTey,— AoHd, ejipeokirant and dl
Becominended In croup, whooping-couEli, aHthma, chronic
brouchitla; lo relieve flatulonceond colla; and as an application
■ore moath.
Flvid Exlraci ofeorm, 1-1 to 1 fluldntdun per pint..S U
PreofdTOOt.
INHALER, SEMPLE'S ATOMIZING.
The value of medicntel vapor in the topical treatuieut of offeci
of the respiratory tract, las long lieen reeoKni™d: li
Inhalerfl heretofore placed before the ]fft}fcSHlon, hav^ very unpej-fectly
fulfilled the purposes for which they nere designed, falUi^g to supply a
spray which woulcl odnilt of continuous Inhalation without irritation.
Dr. Semple^s apparatus Is now almost universally employed by gen-
eral practloners as well as specialists. It Is unquesUoniLbly blie most per-
fect apparatus over devineii for the appUcallon of medicated vapor to the
rasplratory tract, and combhies simplicity of constnictloD, [lurablUty. and
*ji!DOTeM(rfapr^imapproachedbynny inhaterUtherlo intaroAtteaa. \t
INHALER, SEMPLE'S ATOMIZING— Continued.
provides a coDBtujit supply of vapor in a reaerrolr, and aecureH m
effectually Umn any ntlier tlie liopicnl effects of inaliciitloD to Uie wb
respiratory apparatus. In cuusuinutlou, astlinia, catarrh, broachitla, bar I
g|;
and, indeed, all diseases iu nliicb
menus membrane, this inLoIer Ton
montariuni of tliu phyBiulau. Pn
Jot inhftlantH suitable lor use in th
INULA.
Celecampane,]
ISKLi Hkl«kiiiiI| Linn*.— Aromaac, Hlimulant, expectorant, dlaphor
etic, U>nio to qiucouh membrane. Uaed principally in tiffimorrboida wai
pulmoanry affections attended witti weakness of the digesCitB organs, oi
wiUi general debility. In sometime recobunended both intematlf and at
a loca] application Iu psora, and otbra- diseases of the skin.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-2 ta I Quldrachm perphit.-S M
See also Flittd Borfhotmd Compound.
Tnidain, StaSgrs
r Uorftioinid CmnpounA.
M^
I30
IODINE.
Alterative. Rarely exhibited internally uncombined, but very valu-
able in the form of an iodide when associated with other iHXMlucts.
Topically used in solution as a counter-irritant.
The subcutaneous use of solutions of Iodine and Gold in the treat-
ment of pulmonary consumption has proved of value in the practace of
Drs. Shurly and Gibbes, and many other specialists in this disord«*. Dose
internally, 1-2 to 1 ffr&in.
Capftule (13) Cod Liver Oil and Iodine , . . . .
per 100, 70 cents; per doz. boxes of one doz. .$ 1.35
Inhalants^ see list in Appendix, Nos. 8, 10, 11, 18.
Solution^ for hypodermatic use per oz., net. . 1.00
See also Oold and Sodium Chloride,
IODOFORM.
Alterative and antiseptic. Has been found valuable in the treatment
of goitre, scrofula, rickets, amenorrhoea, glandular tumors and cutaneous
eruptions; chiefly employed, however, as a topical' application in the
dressing of ulcers and wounds, and in the treatment of uterine diseases.
Dose, 1 to 3 grains.
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 814 to 816.
Pink Crranule, see list in Appendix, No. 688.
Capsule (14) Cod Liver Oil and Iodoform
per 100, $1.15; per doz. boxes of one doz. .$ 2.00
Bougies^ containing 1, 2, 8, 5 and 10 grs., see list in Appendix.
Inhalant^ see list in Appendix, No. 19.
IPECAC.
Gephaelis Ipecacuanha (Brotero) A. Richard. — Emetic in large
doses; in small doses alterative, expectorant, diaphoretic; in minute
doses, tonic stimulant, increasing the appetite and promoting digestion.
In dysentery it exercises x)eculiar powers; combined with opium, it is an
excellent diaphoretic. Narcotics inhibit its emetic action.
Fluid Extract Ipecac. As an emetic, 25 minims, repeated if
necessary; as a diaphoretic, 1 to 2 minims; as an exx)ecto-
rant, 1-4 to 1 minim per pint. .$ 5.00
Fluid Extract Ipecac and Senega. Emetic in large doses. In
small doses, a stimulating expectorant and diaphoretic.
Each pint represents 8 ozs. each of Ipecac and Senega. Dose,
5 to 20 mimms per pint. . 8.00
See also Fluid Extract Black Cohosh Compound, under
Cimicifv^a.
Normxd Liquid. Dose, as an emetic, 25 minims, repeated if nec-
essary; as a diaphoretic, 1 to 8 minims; as an Expectorant,
1-4 to 1 minim per pint. . 5.40
Solid Extract, l-20tol-2gr peroz.. 2.00
/'<?uvi^rea£!rfract,l-20tol-2^ .peroi.. ^S&
I PEC AC— Continue a.
PiUt, see Itst Id Appendix, Sue. 30, n. S3, 60, SB, 110, 14S, 210,
BIB, S£. MS. SIB, K5B. 317 to SBl, 863. «S, SK, 376, 48a, 483. IW,
618, MB, MB, eao. BSl, 7M, TS5, 789, 7M, Bll.
PinM Granulea, see list in Appendix, Nos. 883, S80.
Tablet TYitaralfs.aeeliat in Appendli. Kns. ST, 08. B3U)84, 105.
SOS. ail, SIB, S3S, 293, 309, 310, 386 to 808, 8K. 3BS. 4ffi-to«0, 006,
638, USB, C48, DSO, tSi, 055.
Compraxd Tablelt. see list to Appendii, Noa. B, as, S», 65, UG,
134toiae,140. 151, IB^
IS^nij) DoDw'i i^iDifcr (40 gra. in each fl. oiO ...perdoi. pLntB-.J U.OO
Si/rap Ipecac (80 gis. in eacli B. oz.J. Doee, as an emetJc for &
youii£ child. DO to do minimB, repeated; as on expeclorant
(or adult, 30 to 00 minting: Ba an expectorant for a chJld, 1
to 10 mitiiras per dox. plnta. . B.AO
Sl/rup Fotaatum Oitrale and Jpecoc. Formnla suggested bj
Prof. H. C. Wood, to the Therapeutic Oatette., Jan. 16, 1S8S.
Dose, for an adnll^ a Uhleapoonful 4 (a 6 times a dn;.
Prof. Wood, considers CUfl combtoatlon Uie verj beat seda-
tlTecoughmixturebebaflBTeruBed: if there Is much cough, •
he ia accustomed to odd an opiate- TbeniixturoiBtotended
lo be used oDlj durtog the lirst or dry stagB of the cold.
Btoce after two or tlireedays the uoi'e stimulating expectoi^
anta come Into pUty, and hero I'rof. Wood deems the oil of
eucalyptus to capsulea tlie most serviceable remedy. ........
V per doz. pints.. 11.00
''Am ^KWte, 17. S. P., CO Qm. to 100 Cc.} IKtoBOmtohns
per dot ptofs. . 1(
lAaenget,
^eoae, Hgr. perlb..
J^ctorot, Dr. Jadaon'i per lb. .
■ Ipecac, l^gr. Sidphurated, Anttoiouy, ].40er.
Morphtoe hydrochloratc, lA^ gr,
IRIS.
Ibis VKasiooLOii, Llnnf,— Cathartic, cholajfoeue, alteradve. The
ejtperimenls of Dr. Rutherford domonstJBte that Iris is one of the mos
effldeat cholaeogues toiUcat«i] In all afCecUonB dependtoc dIrccUy o
indirectly upon hepatic torpor; comliined with podophyllm to (he form of
pill. It is reconuneoded for ascites and chronic viscera] afTtiCtioos.
FlvM Extract of rAiiome, 10 to SO minims per ptot.,S l.oe
Bee alao Fluid Extract aHUingia Compound,
Soiid Extract, ato4ErB per ok.. .K
OmcOitralCon Irisln (or Iridln), 1 lo3 era .^et m... Sft
PiUi, see list fa AppeixUx, Nos. 801, 3^ to ^S^ ^<i.
Coii^rcaed JtiileC, see list to ippondlx. No. 4a. j
■*r-«; vt» .IS r ^meudzL ?** L.
'.-•:• >.;».<«•{ '•—Tiifi. nr uoi tcib . ,} i.':;
S^. :ii-.-:. •ui uL. 4 rn IrtA. jok. .dii. arnut * ^-^
y ■••' /•'^i' I .TTSi* > £!%. Im All AnniACL esnuy !> n^
S. X uc* a(£. iims^ . » *
: ifuf.^ •r^ iif c Ajmoidc Sol it iti
; ' r.—t !.*• 4— iuT n ^-in«3t±:: ?5i. KSL
.".■ *#•' r-.-iri •:!!. «i!^ iiK n jL^^oids; J^uk *r ML 41^ Ji.
ir !■% JS I'll t.
:iiui r-. i^r.rii mi>*i uu: luMmiar dmaiaeL Zi.-ik. I x ? ^i^
>/r-ia !• zn. -«i:a 1 .t . - . - per ot jcrB. .fafjv
.?.:a ZKkBOSATE.
rji :«-i. nam luam wn>: !*«»• Mrtwnate ifuui« ^VaJ-
'■ "";rrr#^^S!»^««^«* ^' "'''' ^^^ ^^^^ *».
T^ U ■--«•«&.•« Hit fa AFI««««, No. m
r.fwy,-r*«rf roAfeti. UNf M-tiii Appendix. e7, CO, 118, m, ii«, jjW.
2joae%ffe Iron C*»rfcww»^*« • "^ ^ *"• lJ«irIb..$ .(jq
IRON CHLORIDE.
One of the ma* •c<^«'« •"^ **'^° ^ "'" P"»iMiraU(>nH of iron
Fnqwatly uMd in the torm of Uocture CItroKjhIr,rl(l« of Iron.
OmpretKd TdUeti, «» Itot In Appendix, Noh. smj, joo, loi, 107.
rfuvv, aeelfat to Appendix. Noe. 58, 59.
fHns wad C»«Tr flnd Atwi. iHjrdoz. pints.. $ 9.75
wad Chenj, 110 gi«. Tf. Iron dtro-clilorido 40 ia.
SeeaiaoBe^^Jtrtmomd WiMyUAlSk^ 6,0,10 tax KppcaObL.
., ^ ............ 4 ,., . .per dca. boxts of
IRC
IRON CHLORIDE— CoKTiNUED.
HM; per 100.. fl.OO J
rSimp Iron Chloride CWeld's fonnuln]. This Is the only known
preparatkm of Iron CUortile that iloea nut iDjum Uis tooth.
per cIqz. pints, n<t . . 9.01
Sao also Bmirrifeacii Que.
IRON CITRATE.
A pleasftot dialybeate formed by combintog Iron and citric aoid
grains Beveml tim^s & day.
PiUt, see list in Appendix, Nos. S2T, S^. 338, 3£9, SM to 3JS.
TalOet 7yieitratei.BeeliBlinAppendlx,Noii.B8taS3.4I7.
IRON, DIALYZED, amd CLYCERATED DIALYZED IRON.
italna 34 grains fenic oxlile. equivalent to lO.TB 1
gnina metallic Iron. Fi-ee from disoffreeabte laaia, having no inj
aclioD OD the teelJi, atomach or bowclfli it can he oaipiojed when oth^ 1
lomm oF Iron are nut tolerated.
Dialyzed Iron la liable to congeal uoder exjxteure at li>w Ifjuperal^jres, I
tliuBreDdcrtDg its tnuiaportatjondnrijig the winter mimths very hazardoua J
and unprontahle. To overcome this difficulty, we f unilBh our GtiVOJEBATCD J
DjALVEEn Iron, whEcb Is a soluUon of the peroxide rendered perfectly I
pure and natural by careful dialysiB, and unittKl with a small perceutaf^ I
of cliemicoUy pure glycerin, which prevents it from coDgeallng ai
penniw shipment in any weather with perfect safety. It Is permane
and wlU not gelatinize or mould. The dose of UiIh preparation is thO 1
same an that of ordinary Dlalyn^l Iron, vbc: from B to 30 minins.
^^ Dialyzea Iron per pint hotUe, n«[..| -^Sm
^^ Dtaiyxed Iron, Olyceraied per pint bottle, net... .M '
B IRON FERROCYANIDE.
Hl^ Twdo, tehrif ugB, alterative, Bomethnes applied topically lo ill condl-
tlaned utcera. Dose, internally, 3 to 5 graiuE several timed a day.
FOt. see list Id Appendix, Noe, 47, 53, Sas. 331.
Fink Oranule, see Ust lu Appendix. No. M3.
IRON HYPOPHOSPHITE.
Employed wbere there la deflclont cerebral power dependent upon J
Contpresaed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Noti- BT, 1U3.
' Sirnipi, see list in Appendix. Nos. 12. 14: also Hriaalic Hypo
pkiMiphitta.
[ tfait Xztraet, vittk Hypaphosphitei
per iloz. I-SpiutB. net. (5.00: perdoz. phits, net.
Ea<4 fluldounee reprenrnta :
Valclnm hypophusphite, I 1-3 era.
"■ ua bypophosplilta, 1-3 ijr.
" pTPopboai/liltiOt 1 1-a gra.
134
IRON BY HYDROGEN, See IRON, REDUCED. •
IRON IODIDE.
Ti«m:, alirrmtiTT. iliurKic. enuDeoaipoinie. Employed in scrofolous
o«n|iUint«. ohkvxwM, AUmic amenorThuM, etc Doee, 1 to 8 grs.
i\U*, Mv Ibit in Apfwndix. Nos. 8S4. 8SS, 444, 7S7.
TiiMrf Tritunttr, Mr liAt in Appendix. No. 664.
(^•Mipnrjtanf TuNrf. mv Urit in Appendix, No. 166.
Syrui* Ir\'n iiikI Ifiiiit^iRrjr Iodide* per dos. pints. .$13.75
Fi'mms hhIhI**, 16 f^m Mangmneee iodide, 8 ^rs.
NyrH/i Ii>*n hmhtir. UK fermun iodide by wei|?ht, in p<MiDd bot-
lW«il-.*fl. lO.^ per bottle, net.. TO
(\i|»«u/(-«. sf«> Ibit in .\ppi>ndix. Noa. 13, 104.
IRON LACTATE.
lN- > ^ j»»"w tht* p*neral prt^perties of ferruginous preparations. Con-
siilt*n^i imrtkniLiriy \-idiialile in the tivatment of chlorosis. Dose, Ito
i\U ^.ia;> Iron hictitte, 1 rt per 100, ao cents; per 500...$ 1.S5
TuNrt Tritunitt i\9>) Iron lactate, l gt
per 500, 25 cents nrf; per 1000, net. . .45
Comprr^ted TuMett. see list in Appendix, Nos. 31, 150.
IRON LACTOPHOSPHATE.
OmibiiM's the mvdieinal properties of Iron phosphate and lactic acid.
SifTupM, stv list in Appendix, Nos. 5, 8, 16, «.
IRON OLEATE.
Employed as a local astringent and general tonic. Readily soluble
in fat Peroz..$ .30
IRON PHOSPHATE.
Fosseases the general properties of ferruginous preparations. Given
.^ritb advantage in certain amenorrtuBas and dyspepsia. Dose, 1 to 10 grs.
pVtts, see list in Appoadix, Nob. 888, 478, 553, 802.
Compressed Tablets^ see list in Appendix, No. 176.
Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 74, 77, 78, 104.
fi^rupf, see list in Appoodix, Nos. 17, 19, 23, 26.
Ualt Extract with Iron, (^inine and Strychnine
per doa. 1-8 jiints, net, $6.00; per doz. pints, net. .$ 9.00
Each fluidounoe represents:
Ferric phosphate, soluble, 4 grs.
Strvchnine, 2-75 gr.
Qumine sulidiate, 1 gr.
IRON PYROPHOSPHATE.
^ mOd effldeat chalybeate; owing to Its solubility it may be admin-
^^ In almost any tonn. DoM,lto5gnL
135
IRON PYROPHOSPHATE— Continued.
S (842) Iron pyrophotpliati:. 1 gr. .per 100, ascents; per GOO.. S 1.10
iraie O^IS) Iron pyraphosptiate, 1 gr.......
per 900, 36 cents nef; per lOOO, luf . .
liKt [d Appendix Koe. S, 19 (o £S, 4C Gl, BS, 00, GO, W
:o 7S, 7B, 76, aa, SO, fll, 101, 108, ISl.
p Iroii pyropkoiiphale &I grs. tocaoh B. to.)
per dox. pints. . 9.00
It £if root, Fenattd
Each fl. Oe. repreeenta Ft
IRON, REDUCED.
B best olialjbealc tonies, uonrly fret- fpoin nslrlugtiDcy.
1 gis., several timeg a day,
Pitt), Hea list in Appeodii, Noa. 81, 185 to 187, 315, 832, 83S, MS,
849. 443, 444, 400, 40T. 409, 4n, 472. in. 481. 480. M.1, MS, MO,
Wa U> 8S1, T40, 74S, S33 to 8%
^^■Bt Qrunuls, see list in Appendix, Ko, 090,
Kjltotkt Tril^ratea, see list In Appendix, Nob. 86, 80, 188 to 185,
^E 908, !30, 413 to 418, 410, 018, 017, 010, &K, 080.
^POanipruHd Tablet), see list tor Appendix, Noe. 118, lUC.
IRON SUCCINATE, (HroRATED).
This form of iron b particularly lOiuable liy reason of Uie fadllCy
nrjih whicli it parts wlUi the large propoi'tion of nosoeat oxygen present.
KmploTed aa a proplif loutic o^^ainst goll-stonefi and in uudarious tuala-
dlea; it does not coDBtlpate, but on tbe ooatrary tends to promote laxity
of Uie boweis.
Blixir Iron racdnata perdoz, [rintB, not..! 8.00
IRON SULPHATE.
A ver^' astringent clialybeate, KiiecUiJiy useful nliere anie mta is coa-
Jolned with inarlied relaiailon, aa in passive iuemorrhaees, catarrh, etc.
Doee, 1 toS gra.
Piila, see list In Appendix. Noe. B. IS. 13, 10, 55, M, 79, 175, UK,
Itfla to 3r0, SSO, ISl, a«i, Sao, 330, SGO M 3K, 439, 41)3, 493, 544,
IJ7].TflO,717,?4S,7a7,S*r.
OiiapreaMd TOiieti, Noa. IS, E4, IBO, 167. ISO, 18S, 194.
IRON VALERIANATE.
Oomblnes the chaiylwnte properties ot Iron with the nertina
IHintdpleeof valerianic acid. Useful la hysterical affectJotmei>uij>llc;jU«d
wllh chlorosiB. Dose. 1 gr., repeated aoTerfltinusb^Y.
J-illi, aeeUallD Appendix, Koa. EB4, 358, SM, 5&a, SW, «».
Ckaupnaed Ta^iets, ace list in AppeniUx, 1*0. 181.
IRON-WOOD.
OvruTA rmoDiiPi, WUldenow.— Tonic, »nli-peHodtc. BlteratlYt 1
ftOjaX In iDtannlttcDls, oeunnlKlc affecUimR, dfspeiiaia, scrofula, etc
Fluid Eitmct of nmrt-iBood. l-StolSaldnKliDi per pin
JABORANDI, See PILOCARPUS.
JACOB-S-LADDER.
JAUP.
Ifohiki Jai.u-1, Nuttall.—AltB^tiTeuid actiTe bydroeogue CBthor
IH action is modlflei] by cnmUnsUou nllb other cathartics. United H
bltutrate of polaEslum ila tiydrogogne properties .ore much Ina-eaa
and Qiia combinatkHi la oftoi preecjibed in dropdy; about ten grains i
■ Utartrate may be added to the ininlmum dose of Ibu Quid eitracL
Acnrx Puboipli.— JnJapin. Reein Jal^i, U. S. P. It la now
general]; believed that ^e reeln la the sole pnrgatire priu-
cipls of Jalap. To otniate Its occational barshnesB, It la
■dTlaed to triturate it vilh other sulistsiiaes calctdated
to H^iorate ilfi perliclee. 1>Das,£ toSgrv... ...per 0K..( ,
Tlvid ExtTtict of tvbor. ItOBi), taxaUve, S t« 10 mloima; cathar-
tic. 10 to S5 mlnlmB per pint. . .
See also Fluid Eitraclt HandTolK DOmpaund; Sen?ia Oom-
potiitd; Senna and Jatap,
EoMd Extract. ! to S grs per oz. .
FoKdered Ectrad, SloGgTB per as. .
Pilit, see list In Appeodlx, Nob. 83, BS. 158 to 1S3, 355, SS5 Co
867, sra, 374, BTfi, 734, 785 8C8.
Pint: Oranulet, see list In Appendbt, Nos. 877. 878, 891.
Tabiel THtnTota, see llat in Appendix, KOB. 330 to 325.
Cotnpntaed Tablet, see list la Appendix, No. 149.
JAMAICA DOGWOOD.
_ PiBomii EaSTBRisi, Unn^.— Anodyne, Bodiitive, aonlgeBio, hypnotic
producing imtuml refreehing ale^p, without Eiibfl(<]iii^iit dupreaalE
untoward etfects; la ovarian pain It is oftoa almcst nm^cal In the
It affords. As an analgesic It la Interior to opium ; as a remedy fa
sleeplessnoia caused by nervoua eihauatloD. it is of great utility. I«
BppUed, the fluid extract relieves toothache.
ffltiid Extract of bark of root, 1-3 to3flaidracluas...perplnti.| 8.0
aoiia JirfraceatolO grs per OS..
Fotodavd Er(roe(,2tol0ers. peroi..
IPiU CS581 Jamaica DowBood fitJraci.Zgts
per lOO, 80 ocule; per 600..
Se«itlso£(giia-^danM.
JAMBU ASSU.
Pip£R Jaboiundi, Tdlosra— SaJd to be employed In Bradl at a. i
uliLnt luid febrifuge, and is belEtived to have apeciflc nDolj^estc action i
tbe iiKnis. Tlie drue coutaina on slkaloMol principle, but l(s peculiar ■
puoeent pmperliis appear to re^de in an oteoreaiD. We solicit reportH
ot olluieaJ erperience.
Fluid RtiTact of root, K to 80 minims per pint. .$ ■
JAMBUL.
EL'OKHIA Jahbolaha. DimnJCk.— AHtringent, ThojuioB ot Ihefri
boric anil teavea ia use<i in tbe East Indies in diarrb(tia^ the bark, root
and seed for tbe preparation of aatriti^ent iujeutions. gargles and loElo
Recentlj the (Uftcorery was made tbat the bark asd seed are alike capa-
ble of arresting iba fonaotJon of sugar in diabetes.
Pmadrnd Jaminil Bark. 6 to 10 giH per m.,net..% S
Powdered Janbul Seed, Sto 10 grs... per ok., net-- .£
Fluid Extract o/hrJ.B to lOminima per pint.. G.O
JATROPHA.
JATBOPBA luoiioitmK*. BeDtUam. — AlteraUvo and cboloi^ogue;
remedy In Mexico; of comparative laatelisiMneaa.
Fluid Bxtraet o/ root, 1-! to S fluldracbms per pint., t a.O
^^m FlHid
w
JEQUIRITY.
Absub PRBOATOBiirs, Unn^.— Wben applied to tbe eye In tbe fomi ot
au infuaioE;, Jequirity produces a peculiar form of inflaoiiuation attended
with pain and a copious muco-purulent discbarge. By Hnploying neaic
solutions, a moderate action la Induced which caJi be eaidly controlled OJid
wbich is dobned to be effectuoJ for liie rvJlcf of pannus and trachoma.
Jequirtijf seed, in ousco packages................. per os.^ nef. .f JU
Jeguirtij/ seed, powdered....... .....per oe., net..
S laid Jequlriln: lOaparta represent IS of seed, , , ,peroz., nel..
►JERSEY TEA.
OUNOTHiTH AHB&jCAiiua. Llnn£.— Astf iugeut, expectorant. antJ4f
modlc. sedative. Dsed in gooorrlmBa, dysenisry, aatluna. chronic hron-
chicls and other catarrhal affections, and as a gargle and wash in sore
Fluid Extract 0/ root, 10 to 30 minims
See also fluid Horehoand Compound, under Jlftiru
agn^. sea list in AppeuOix, No. 37.
JERUSALEM OAK.
BoTHVB, Linn*.— Antbdmlnttc. MacA V
ot round vronna. Dose, a wiceeloestu^.
...per pint. .( 1.SD
138
JOHNSWORT,
UniKHrcir ntBiroiiiTm. IJtmJ.— Reputed dlurellc. aatringcnt and
tMlve. Rlglilx (Aeeiual in alTectlooB of tlie iirinaiy pMsagfe, and
. ,.MMd In TiDt Lofiiskrii as tn eauae*iagogae. ^ ^^_
Ftvfd Eitract 0/ herb.l^toi fluMrachm per pint, .f ^^|
Pmust Aerb. ^^|
JUDAS-TREE. ^H
DiKADiNsiB, LiDQJ.—Astrini^t. SoId to be useful in tha |
ot chnnlc diiVTtiattt and djisenUirint, as it can be admlnlBUnd
■i|b IrrilAble uoiulitluiuor tlieBtmuacb; iiIbo Bccnidllisd an excelletit injec-
I 'Uoo for leucoTTluBas and urethral dlachargis dependeat upon ixtODie
f eaailitliuui of the mucnus meiubraae. '^_
d Rrtmci of bark, i^lo I aaSOnxiuo per pint.. S Bd^|
JUGLANS. ^
[flUTTEitliUT,!
Jdouks cnmuu, UtaU.— A geutle. Beraealile cathartic, hcUhs
K without Riii^g or weaifcnln^ the lubsdnea. la valuable In casea of
kbitual oncMlpaUoQ, colo-rectjtlaaad other fonns of latssliiialderanee-
U attended by hepatic lorpor.
FlulilExttaetof bark af Tool, HoBeuaTtuAmB per pint. .> 3.00
SuIkI ExtrarLZtolOKTS peroz.. JM
/toindered Kxlract. 3 to 10 gra 40
Coneentrailoa jMgliaidin, 1 to & grt peroz,. -^^1
Pl'IU, »e Ust in Appendix, Nos. SO, 95. S13, I^M
Eliziri, Bee list !□ Appendix. Nos. SB, 83. ^|
d bark of root. Preated Itaoei. ^H
JUNIPER. H
JiTmraBOB comcNia, Unnj.— Mildly Btimiilant and diuretic; in latg^H
It to toduoB diaagreeahle IrriUiOou of the urinary passflges,"^
Kcbiefly employed aa an adjuTant to more pawerful diuretics in dropsiCBl
implaints; Ib also used hi scorhiitte and cataneoua diseases, and atonic
of the alimentary and genlto-orinary opporatua.
Fluid Extract of berriei, 1 to ! fluidrachms. per pint. .( .90
See also Fluid Extracb Bvchu Compound; Buchu and Jun- ^|
tpar Kith Potaiaivm amtalt; Budvn and Paivria Com- ^H
SoUi Extract, SOtoSlgrs peroz.. J^H
nU OBT} iKurefic per 100, aCi cents; perBOU. , ].fl^|
Slixtrt, see list In Appendix, Noa. 30 to \%. ^^
JURUBEBA. ^
tivi% liedbetni&it, antJayphilitlc, la small doses; In large, diuretlo tmd
b^divgogwi CAtLAttic Clfif^By etuployed In hepatic aad aix a^na i ^u^-
JURUBEBA-CoNTiNUED.
in vesical catarrh. Comblaed with iron, it Is vaJued hi
Bponlah America and ImowD as the '^ 7drtico por excelEticia"
Ftubt Extract of Toot, 5 to 3U inilumB. perph]t..S S-OO
KAMA LA.
Mju-uiniH FHnjFFiNENBia CLamarck) MDIler, J., of Argaa.— Active
puTf^ative in full dosee. Has loog been employed In India Tor t&pewDrm,
and Dr. a HacKlnuon at the British E. I. Service, reports that of flttf
oaaea It failed to expel Id only two; the tfetimotly of other phyalciatifl
is equally favorable. If the lirsC doae falls to operate on the bowels, U
niay be rei>eated In four haura, and followed by a dose of castor oil ; It
requires Do preparatoiy treatment. As on exteruol remedy, it Is uaeil hi
KAVAKAVA,
I, Forater,— Used beneficially In gout, bronchittB,
calArrhal affecUons, ery^pelatous eruptions, and especially in spasmodic
cystitis and aouto goDorrhoea, Its activity varies with Uie amount taken ;
In small duees It ia a athnulnnt and tonic, In large It induces Intoiioalion
of a slieDt and drowsy nature accompanied by incoherent dreams. In
goDorrluiA, two or three dftsea should be given during the day, each
with a full goblet of water; It is said that twouly minutes after the &reC
dose, a pressing desire Co urinate Is evperieuoed; the Sow behig abundant,
Um[ud and clear; pain disappears, and a sensation of comfort la oiperi-
enUBd, Eavokava moreover, acts like a bitter tonic. Is pleasant to take,
and does not der'auice the digestive fuactious.
Ftvid Bttracl of rhiaoiiie, SO ta at minhos per pint,.? a,00
SoUd Sxtracl, 3 tea KTB. peros,, A6
KERMES MINERAL,
[sulphurated antimony,]
diapboivtlu and emotjc. Dose, 1 to 3 grs.
CSM) STmWMiJfJneni/, 1-1 BT..,, per 10O,BS cents; per BOO, .g a,«0
KINO.
Inspissated Juice rmm the trunk of Ptebocarivs Uarsupiuh, Rax- ,
burgh. — It owes Its virtues probably to the taunic add preseat. Tt Is
employed Lu various complohils on account of Its energetic astriageiit
propertlM,
Fluid Kino, loa C3c, represents 30 grs. of tbe crude drug (about j
5oZB. lo the pint). Dose, 10 (o 00 minlios. per pint. ,( l.SO
Pill, see llat in Appendix, No. IS4. '
■jL KOLA.
^^Kbu ACtnaxiTi, B. Brown.— Higlily prized tj Ob hbSwomA M*M
^^M^ ftwW Wtqc and BusUiuiug iifopa;tte», -wbkib ace «Di&av^4l
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KOLA — Continued.
thoflo of coca. The active constituents of the nuts are caffeine and theo*
bromine, tr^irether with tannic acid. It is employed also in diarrfaoeas,
and depreHHed conditions of the nervous system.
Fluid Extract of nuts, 10 to 80 minims per pint. .$ 5.00
Elixir Kola Compound. par dox. pints. . 10.00
Each fluidounce represents:
Kola nut, 40 grs. Celery seed, 40 grs. Ooca, 40 grs.
KolaCordial per doz. pints, net.. 9.00
Each fluidounoe represents 190 grs. Kola nut.
KOUSSO.
IIaornia abtssinica (Bruce) Qmelin.— A most effidoit teenifuge; it
appi'iars to be equally efficacious against all kinds of tapeworm. It should
he: takou in the inoming upon an empty stomach, and previous evacuation
of the lM)wels with castor oil or other cathartic is recommended; also that
ItMiion juice or tamarind water be freely taken before and after the
K0U880. ^Mlen tlie dose is large the alcoh<d may be in part removed
from tho extract by evaporating at a low temperature.
Fluid Extract offiotoers, 2 to 8 fluidrachms. pa* pint. .$ 2.40
KRAMERIA.
[rhatany.]
Krameria triandra, Ruiz & Favon; K. Ixjna, linn^.— A powerful
&striDj2:t>nt, and likewise slightly tonic. Employed internally in menor-
rhagia, ha^matemesis, passive haemorrhages, chronic diarrhcea, leucor-
rhu'a, chronic mucous discharges, colliquative perspiration, and incontin-
ence of urine; as an energetic styptic in epistazis, hsemorrhage following
extraction of teeth or from: the surface of a wound; as a local application
in prolapsus anianal fissure and leucorrhoea.
Fluid Extract of root, 15 to 80 minims "per pint. .$ 1.10
Solid Extract, 2 to 4 grs peroz.. .23
Poivdered Extract, 2 to 4 grs per oz. . .40
:Hll3, see list in Appendix, Nos. 243, 260.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, No. 80.
Capsules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 22, 27.
LABARRAQUE'S SOLUTION.
Ldbarraque^s Solution of Chlorinated Soda, U. 8. P.— An oxydizing
and bleaching agent, containing at least 2.6 per cent, of available Chlorine.
A disinfectant and germicide. Per doz. quarts net. .$ 2.50
LABRADOR TEA.
Ledum lattfolium, Aiton.— Demulcent, expectorant, tonic. Employed
in bronchitis, and where combined tonic and expectorant treatment is
demanded.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ 2.00
JPressed leaves.
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LACTUCARIUM.
Lumxiii viBOSA, IJim^.— Reputed hjiiDolJc and Boodyne. ta almost
cxcEuaiTely prescribed for fnfaotH. and ui tbe form of the Byrup bofl been
recouunendcd for the nervous insomnia of adults.
Fluid Extract Loctueacium, 4 to 15 mlnlcus per plut. .|I 5.00
Fata. Bea list in Appendix. No. 618.
LADIES'-BEDSTRAW.
Gaueu vsruh, Llnni. ~ ReTrigEiant diuretic. CoiitrBrindiCBtod in
DuOadieB of passive character but may be freely used lu teuers and ail
acute diseases; recommended in scorbutic imd neryous maladies and as
a wasb for freckles, lepra, paorlasia, Itcben, etc.
ffluid Extract 0/ herb, 14 to] fluitlrsctim per pint..! 1.50
LADIES'-SLIPPER, See CYPRIPEDIUM.
LAMIUM ALBUM, tiNNfi.
S^d ta poBsess cuuaiderable merit as a. hiemoelatlu, and has been
toDg in use on the continent of Europe for this piupose,
TirtdaTe of fiojuera, I to 3 Qoidrechms per pint. .S 3.G0
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LANOLIN.
The OH or fal of sheep's wool.— A coonling to Liebrelch, itiscapaUe
ftlHortrin^ and intimately bleeding vi(h larg^ runounta of wat«-;
nnalral to lest paper, !s not liable to rancidity, and not easily saponi-
Bed by allulies; It is miscifale with glycerin, unlike other {ate: In a re-
markable degree it posaeBses the power oC rapidly penetrating the epi-
dermia; K greatly facilitated tbe abeorption, through tiie skhi, of drugs
Incorporated wltb It;— so markedly tliat toiic alkaloids, etc., should b
used in less than otie-balf the usual proportion.
Id pound cons... .............per lb., ne£..( 1.0
L
LAPPA.
[El.RDOCK.1
¥
m
EOTiDii ZjAITA, LlnDc.—AlCorallTe, aperient, diuretic and sudo
hi gout, [ienmatism, syphUla. lepro^, and simllsr disonlra^; Is
(referred by tn^oe to sorsaparilia.
Burdock Be«i is claimed to hare almost a specific effect In curli
certain chroalc skin diseases, especially peorlasla.
iid Extract lappa (rout). 1-3 (oi!flm'drachmB.,..llel'plnt. .f .
Ftutd Bxtraet BUTdodc seed. Dose: asatonlc, lOtoWtnlnima;
M on attentive, 30 to W minima, well diluted, half ao bov
btforsmeala perphit.. IX
SamSxttoet of the rout,8to!0grs per 01..
Compretted Tabhl, see list in Appendix, So. 46.
See also M/tralhit Compoufid; Trif olium Compou.iul.
J'retMii Itasea. Pressed root.
r
Uriljr lodectro)' Termla.
ATiuuTM— Nooe retiaUe known: <niMks.Ihai ti
Uirr artiK on ssonsl prlndples. Tuinlii or compouBd ti
mmj be Kitra to retail absorpUon ot the polaon.
I'M!! Extmct nf lad. 1 mlntm, orlen, gmjuatlj iDcreaaed...
LAVENDER.
LAVAmvLi omciHAUii. Chilli.— stimulant, ai
B cMd«l mmpoaDd tlncRira mildly la eaplojed to i;
f and EMKrlc lUatrsH.
f lubt CaoendR- Citnip. (forU, 8, P. ttncture) per pint
loan ex. reprewDla: I pint represents about;
— * Bri..9«6nili«.
Doae, 8 to IS mlnlniB.
lAvald Lnomdrr Camp, for B, P. Kncture per pint..
Each Imperial jilnt ropresenM:
Oil Lavtnoer^ fl a. dm. OU R/semarr. 90 mtHJTnn, -
annamoii bark. SM grs. Red Elandalwood, (DO gra.
Munnee. 800 an),
noaii, S to I& D JnlniB.
fVmeJ Jlmnen,
LAXATIVB WAFERS.
A paUtablu ud efflclent comblDatioD Bultablii for cJ
Bale feinkln. Tbese LaiotlTe Wareni will be found to be both ploamnt
[•I Uui IniiUt anrt mild in acOon mid free from any tondonoy to csitse Ihe
eiiplng wi freqnently coin))la1ned ot In medicinee ot tbb class. Each
w^or ODntalnH: Ext, Bunua. 8 f^.\ Powd. Oatnbcge, 1 gr.; Prune pujp.
I IS (ni.; raiwla FlRtnla puip. 8 gra.: Tamarind pnip, la grs.; combined
nminatlcH. Dose, nne-hnlf a wafer for child li yuars ot ni^, one for
\ IS yeun of age. and adulla one or two, accordln); to the effect desired.
In pouod bottlea per pound, net, |1,0D
LEAD ACETATE.
PoiaoHoua,— powerful afltrlnj[ont; topically sodotlve, Doae. 1 IoBbh.
lilt: BBS list in Aiipenclti, Not 1«. 4M, 486, ^8.
Tablet Trttiirala. aeo list In Appsndlx, No«. 33fi, CW, ,
Oumpreiaed Ta/iUt. mv lint in Appendix. No, in^l. J
LEAD OLEATE. I
UhxI clilefly io Uit> fonn of an ohitment lo aUoy the inflammatkS
!id clitok the dbcbareu in the [iiiatiilar ecieruii of children, to relieve the
InteitBc irritation of papular eczema— especially In t)ie axillffi. in siiaple
'I, ta»cne,eto. * JO
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LEAD SUBACETATE.
POESOHonfl. — Useful Da OJI appLication to bruis<s. bunid and sprainfl.
Its propertiEe are thoae oF lead nuetote,
role aw gra. to eeOhB. Of.:) p«FA,.t .70
fcerol
LEMON.
Lncomni, RlHBO, — Aromatic refrii^erant and antipurlodic. Ufled
Fluid Extract of peel, as (lealreil tor flavor per p[ut..| IJBO
See olBo Liqmd aentian CoiU(J. for B. P. in/imloii.
LEMON BALM, See MELISSA.
LEPTANDRA.
[CULVER'S-«00T.]
VIIMCA, Ltnn^. — A hepatic Btimitlact. Employed wliere
e Ih iDsuffldleocx of bUiary ood iuleatJDal HecretiooB; an Invaluable
remedf bo prevent tbo rscurreuce of latermltteuts and ramltteDts.
fluid Extract of Tkaoine and rooti,\ A lo 1 fl.dr.,,. per pint.. | 1.35
^^ .See tdso Fhiid Ettrad Mandmke Comp. under FodDphylluni.
^^Bbndered Extract, ZUilOgra. peroz.. .4S
^^maUd SxtTiKt,S to 10 gis per ox.. .SS
^^Kinixrttration Leplandrin. Dose: ta aaate ceaea, 1 -i (o i gt: ta
^^^ chrofdo cases, t tijigTH. .....peroz.. .40
Pillt, s«e list In Appendix, Nob. D6, IBS, ISO, 940, 301 , 306 to S70.
Sra, 374, STfl. 613, BH, 766, 808.
' Folk aranjUa. see list In Appendix. Has. B7T, WS.
;t IVihirn'ei, aee list In Appendix, 94, 330 In fsa. 4SS to 4^.
\pipregted TVtWet, Bee list (u Appendix, No. aoa.
tctr, see list Id Appendii, No. 38,
LETTUCE.
C8oe also "Wild Lettuce."}
Laotuo* BATiy*. Ijnn*.— Faintly narcotio and anOspaamodlc. Dsed
lo Bltay nervoua IrrilaUlity and excltemeat ari^nf; from mental
b, DoBB, s ndueglassful of inlUBion, ooe ounce t« tbe pint.
LICORICE, See GLYCYRRHIZA,
UFE-EVERLASTINC.
I3HAi>aujiiii POLYUBFUILUH , Mlchsux.— ToQlc, mlliUy aatrlogeut, ano-
d>Qo. Sometimes mwd as a diaphoretic in fevers, and aa on oatringent
Ionic in dmiDlc diairhcEas; locally employe! in blie treatment of unheal ttiy
Fluid E^riract o/Jtiia:ering herb, 1-1 to t flMidraclun . .^ei 'pXn.'. . .\ .*
k
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UFE-ROOT. 1
Sbocio ii-HBiiis Lkmf^Tonlc [a dlurelic. Mpeotorant. dl«*Drelia i
«a, •» urn in Appendix No. S8t
LILY-OF-THE- VALLEY,* Con¥au.*kia, U. S. P.
COIIV11J.1BU KUAUti, linai.—Thla 1h one ot Cbe most powcrinl
dlureUoa known, apeclBllj applicable lo dropsj- oolnddtmt nitli raitnl
ilLaaBBb; It diminishes the number oC pulsBtionB of Uie heart n-hito uig-
. mcnting the amplitude oT Che contntctJonB: calms also paJpitatJou anl
^ tf twinlen nhiPb ore purely (uncUonal In character. AlbnmJnurlai pre-
ens Lte diuretic action. TVeptiratioDs of this medicometit are
I not (oilc nor ilo they pntaeta cumulative effects so far m obserred.
fluid Sxtract of tht flowen, 10 to 30 mfnbSB, wbich m&y be
gradually Increued until effects are semred perjiint,.S 3,M
Fluiii Sxtract of herh, 10 to 30 minims, gradually increased
per pint,. ISS
Fltilti Extract OmvoUaria Croat]. 10 to 30 minims. ..per pint., l.as
PiBcaaH) ConwiUamortii, 1-lSgr pwSB, TScentBjperlOO.. »,80
lUMet IWhiraie (54) ConoaUamaria.l-fiOgr
per 500, net, M cants; per 1000. iwt. . .40
LIME.
CitBDB LDiETTA. RifHO.— A {([Ateful re&igeniot tonic and powerfol
RaoU-BCorbuUc The Juice la a popular bevemge. especially wlUi pergoos
nf bilious habit. Weonly listitunderthecomliinaUon:
•ice and Feppin, One tfospoonful will digest IDOO graiufl of
3. Ume-f rult julue is a valuable refrigerant tonic and anti-
twHc and, comblced with our aseptic pepsin, Is aa efBcient agent in
I geaeral ddriUly with loss of appetite and dyspeptic sym]}toms, and
lapled to all coses where no pronounced liymplouia of dlaeaae
eilst. but where there is sallow nompleiion, derangement of dlijeiBtlva
fiiuctloDH, etc., iMustltutlng that, form of disorder known as "M^also."
Lime Juice and Fepaln commends itself specially as a valuable soda
^^^ fountain requisilB. as in comblnaUoa with (ruit syrupa. it imports eest
^^K and iliKeativB properties to beverages. Dose,
^Bi^tl
In plat bottles per di
LIME SALTS, See CALCIUM.
*JTiIs ahoulil properly be entered under the title CosvinuniA,
t. .SIO.DO
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LINSEED OIL. -
JjaaiiyB in litrge (toem. but rarely UHe<l. Mfxrd with an equal Tolume
of lime water, It torroB (Jarron Oil.
Capsule (^ Mnm-fd OU, 10 minlmH
per 100,60 cents; perdoz. boxeBof 1 dux.-t l.SO
LIPPIA MEXICANA,
LiFFu DULCIB, Trevlronua.—Demulcent and SKpectonxot, It is an
excelletjt rettiedj in otirooli: branchitfa and acutfi catarrhal aJfeotkitlB.
Corumtitrated Tlnctta-e of the leaves, four parts of tincture
equaJ one ot dmR, Dose, 1-3 to I fluidrachm per pint. .( 3.20
LIQUOR SEDANS.
A utero-OT»rlan Bedatire ajid anodjne. Each fluidonnce repreBeols;
Vlhuroiun FruDifalium. 60 graltia; HydraEtia, BO gnuns (represented by
Hyilrantine) ; Jamaica Dogwood, 30 grains, combined n-lCh aromatlca.
Doge, 1-a to 1 auldrachm [a to 4 Oc.). Bead for Dr. R. W. WHoox'B artlule
on "Hyilroatis, Viburnum and FIscldia In diaaues of Uie Female Organs
of Geaeratlon." la pint bottles. perdoz,, itet. .( 9.00
^^^ fjajuuie CST) Liquor Sedans fluldracliio)
^^V perlOD, Jl,i»: per doE. boxea of Idoi.. S.IO
^B LITHIUM BENZOATE.
^^Ki The actEou of Lithium as an antillchic lb well known. Tn cotublnatlop
wiBi banHile acid. It Beems to ejtorcisa yet mora Hatistactory powere, the
actiapptic influence of benzoin Diat«riaUy contdbiitlDg to the action of
* the litbiuni. Dow, 5 lo 30 gra.
Oranular Si^ervai'xnl Salt Lithium benioate (2 graiuB in eacb
^ drachm}. .S oz. bottles, peribn., iT.£5; i m. bottliw. perdoz. ,S19.0a '
ipremed Tablet, ax list In Appendix. No, 137.
LITHIUM CARBONATE.
Powerful diuretic and anti-rheumaUc; ver7 efBcaolouB in dissolving
or dlsintegrathig uric acid cfllculL Dose, 5 to IB gra.
Toilet Triluratet, Bee list in Appendix, Nos. 96, 4Sb. ISO,
^^^TaHet Lithia Compound, E^fferoement
^^^B per doi,. tubcsofl2.net, $3.00; per bottle of lOO, n«t..$ .90
^^^1 Each taUct conlalna:
^^^^B Utliium carbonate. 3 grs. Magnesium sulphate, 1 );r.
^^^■> FMas^um dtrate, ]-10gr.
1^^ LITHIUM CITRATE.
Therspcutlcally resembles the carbonate, but Is more palatable and
leu dit^KHBd to hrritato tlie Btomooh.
^^_ Bllxir (BO LiOtium citmie 06 grs. to each fl.oz.) .per doe. pts. .. 118.00
I Salt IMhlvm cilTate; Vd Gm, iimtUiVGa
TOm-Litbhim carboiiale-'ia.M Om. UttAum lAtioXe
In goat I
LITHIUM SALICYLATE^
« Tirtue* of BsllcjUe add and of llUiiiun ; bence roool
111 rheuQiatLain. Has Iha adTantage oviv Ballc3'Uc u
ubie in >rilt«r uid much lew lirlluit t^ Uw Btomach.
( Id Appeodli. No. SB.
E
^KlMiiiKfr
B LIVERWORT.
AjamoKK HiPiTiDi. Unai. — A mOd. mudUglaous ■
Kraplitf nd In ramn vid pulniniury complaJotn.
fluid Ei lr a ct of [«««, StoS Suiilrachnu per pint..$ 1.
fVeaKd I«r«.
LOBELIA.
LoBKLiA nrLATA, LlQDj. PoiBoKoDR.— Id siunll doe« diaphoretic M
large and repealed doaes lDaiii^<« eerere nai
;, copiouH aviiwtlDg and eitreiuH guneral pruatration.
A death; olao
of El
. Emplojed In apasmodlc osthnia, catarrh, croup. pertueslB B
"ircHicblal aiTwtJonB, but Hhould be uwd witb cauUt
^ potaruoui (ffula memble those of lobsoco.
Antiiiotis,— Tannin or tbecompnundMncture of lodJoebu^ydlluti
ly bfi admialstAred to retard nbsorptioD of tbe polHon. EuioCics if iwedt
ohol. opium, external beat, friction, etc; recnmbc
Plujd Erh-nct o/ (Ac ArrA. Dow: as an raipectorai
Flv-id Extract of the aeed. DoBe; as aji eipectorant, 1 to 10
miniDia; uoaemetio. lOmlDlmB to I fluidraohm..par[riDC. . .
Fluid Erlntct Lobelia Comp. Diaphoretio, expectoranC, ontt
apainnodle and einecLu. DoBe^ an an (npectonmL .3 to SO
minimB: as an emetic, ao to 60 minima. Each pint repi^-
Bentfl: labeUa. Bois.; Skunk Cabbage. 4 <Ha: Songulnarla,
IS toSgra
per™
PoiBOered S^tracl VoUlia
herti-i-atoegrs
paroa
CtoncmfmHo-i LobtlU,i.
tooe: SB so erne
tir,
pealeil if neoeasary; as
LD enpectorant,
-I to
l-agr.peroa
Tablet TWfurotri, «ee list In Appendix, I4aB.
FretKd berl..
«7
torn
LOGWOOD, See H,€MAT0XYL0N.
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LOW MALLOW.
MALVi BOTiTMUiPOLiA. Linn*.— Deinuloent The Infuslou is frajuantly
employKd In oougluj, colds, oatairha! affectlona, eto. Dose, wlneglBaaCul. '
Hw brujaed flowera form a good emollieat calaplRam.
Premerf ieotws,
LUNG MOSS.
Bricrri pclhohxeua, Adutrfua,— A simple bltt>>r toaic possessed of
expeetonmt propertlea. Used In chronic pulmonary aftectlons wilh iJe-
Ulity. liDse, one to two tablespoonfuls of infusion, one oz. to thb pint.
LUNGWORT.
PuLHOKASU omciHiuit. Uuat.—ExpeclorBiit, demulcent, muoi-
lAglnoiia. Employed in pulmonary offsetlons.
Fluid Exlracl of Ifavei, !-Sto 1 Quidrachm per pint,,) 1.00 I
Premed leava.
MACE.
HnnsTici FTUQBiNB, Houttuyn,— Carminative, aWmulftnt; In large I
doses narcoHo, producing effects similar to tlinse of camphor,
chiefly used for flaFtning purposes, but Is sometimes prescribed as
ruindyne and osU'lngent in diarrbwa and dysentery.
Fluid Etfrort Maw, 5 to 30 minima per pint. .( a.SO '
See also Fluid iSctraet OraTige Comptmnd.
MAGNESIUM ACETATE.
Aperient, very deliquescent. Posacssea some qualities as Che dl
Dose, l-a to S droeluns.
^^^ Elixir (,IW) Rhubarb and MagtiesiMin per iltw;. pints. ,( S.OO 1
^^B^ Each Kuldoimce represents:
^^^B Rhuliarb, GO ^^rs, Ma^rslum acelole, 10 grs.
^^ MAGNESIUM CALCINED.
Antacid and laiatire. Valuable In dyapepala., sick headache, gout, ^
and complaints generally that ore attended witb auld fltomaoh and con
Btlpotlon: is also antl-lilhic. Buae, ax a laxative, SO to DO grains; as ai
anUdd and anti-lithic. 10 to SO graJns.
see list In Appendix. Nos. 3SU, SKI .
Bbb alaa Emergen:
I Case.
MAGNESIUM CARBONATE,
tohl and (intl-Iitbic. Dose 30 M ISO j-ralns.
bUefs, see llaC In Appendix, No. 8, IIS.
MAGNESIUM CITRATE.
Ktbnrtlc and diuretic— very nccevftaVile \a ttie e*.
frveseent Salt StagneKium citrate (W k™. ^ '
^t^jpbsU. ' S i>^ boltlea^ per dox. , S&U; <i oe. ^utOw^^a ac»,.A
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MAGNESIUM PHOSPHATE.
Properties Himllar to thoHe of the carbonate.
ComprcMfd Tablet, see list is Appendix, No. 178.
MAGNESIUM SULPHATE.
An active, Init safe, cathartic, refrig<Htuit and diuretic. Well adapted
to the treatment of fevers and inflamnriatcHy affectijtxis; also useful in
colic and olifltinate constipation.
CompreMed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 186.
See also Lithia Comitound TabUt», under Lithium Carbonate.
MAGNOLIA.
Mao NOLI A OLAucA, Linn^.— Diaphoretic, tonic, anti-periodic. In fevers
is oft^'ii «»f considerable value.
Pressed bark.
MAIDEN-HAIR.
Adiantum prdatttm, Linn^.— Expectorant, demulc^it, slightly
tonic. Jh much U8e<l in pulmonary affections. Dose, wineglasrful of infu-
sion, one ounce to the pint.
Pressed herb.
MALE-FERN, See ASPIDIUM.
MALT PREPARATIONS.
Wo are desirous of directing attention to the general excellence of
our improved preparations of Malt, and particularly to certain qualities
which mark their superiority over any similar preparations heretofore
offered.
Our plain Extract is an exceedingly active diastatic agent, capable
of converting five times its weight of dry starch into maltose. Aside from
this important property, it contains all of the nutritent constituents of
malte<l iMirley, thus affording a food of rare value, and one eminently
a<lapUMl to the use of convalescents and invalids.
Owing to its palatability, oiu* Malt Extract may be used to
advantage^ as a vehicle for many remedies, which, if administered alone,
seriously offend the sense of taste.
The following list embraces nearly all the forms in which Malt Extract
is conunonly prescribed. Each fluidounce contains ingredients specified :
Malt Kxtracis plain (without medication).
Malt KMract with Beef Peptone, 1 part Beef Peptone in 10.
Malt Kxtract vHth Cascara Sagrada. Caacara Sagrada, 60 grs.
Malt Kxtitict with Cod Liver Oil, 10 per cent (by volume).
Mult Kxtrttc.t with Cixi Liver Oil, 40 per cent (by volume).
Malt Extract, ferrated. Ferric pyrophosphate, soluble. 8 grs.
Malt Kxtract with HyiHtphoaphites. Calcium hypophosphite,
/ /-a gn.; N<Klhiin liypophosphite, 1 1-2 grs.; Ferrous hypo-
pJumjtJittti, I'iigt,
MALT PREPARATIONS— Conni
Malt Ketract ajjtft Fepain and Panavatin. Baecluuated Pai
aia, U. S. P^ 1800. 15 grv.; SaectmiaCei, PancreaUli, IB grE.
Malt Extr<ict viith Yerba Sanla. EriodUitjtm 30 grs.
A117 of alNITe. .per doz. 1-2 pints, nel, JS.OO; per doz. pinte. nel..t OM '
MALTALE (MOSQUERA'S).
llie medial protesslou has Joag felt the necetHity of miltable Diitiitlre
Btimuliuitii, and mnny physCcUms have refrained from the employrnent of
ordinary lieera or porter bEcauee. in very many instances, they ore
adult^stad and oUiernisti unriillable as to render them unfit, U n
poflltlrely liomiful, tor medical usei btsldes, their nulriHie value, Ii
comparlaon with bulk, is so slight that little if any effect is secured b; '
th^ eihibltloD.
Under these clrcunifllanoes we have been prompted to oSer Mallole la
the profession, and, since it is perfectly barnilisa, and free from the
objections hitherto uumplalDwl of in simUor products. It may be prescribed
without Itealtation. It is made from carefully selected mBterials, and
M>nceiitraled extract of the best Canadian Malt,
It EngUsh and Bavarian bops. Maltaie, [horefore,
exhibits the nutritiTs propatles of malt idtb the toDlc TOlue of bopa,
Id a rery marked dt^rte; liliewiBe tJie appettsiag flavor so desirable In
products of this character. Bein^ palatable, it is highly acceptable It
I the most fostjdious palate; besides, It retolna Its peculiar therapeutic
iiudltionB.
m up, Ualtale is a food, a Tome and a Mild Stimulant
» bottles nfl(..Sa.U
150 ___^
MANGANESE DIOXIDE.
Ti^nic, alterative, einmenafs^gue. Has beea employed in the treat-
ment of syphilis, scurvy, various skin diseaaeSf amenorrhoea, chlorosis,
pynisis and other purely functional conditions. Dose, 8 to 90 ^^rains.
rUljt, se<» list in Appendix, Nos. 878, 879, 812.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 96, 97.
MANGANESE HYPOPHOSPHITE.
Kini>l()ye<l in the treatment of phthisis, and wherever the elfeclB
[xH-uliur to both Mau^nese and hj'pophosphites are desired.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 27 to 29, 163.
Si/ru]t Hematic Hypophosphites.
MANGANESE IODIDE.
Employed in scrofulous anscmia, phthisis, cancer, etc..
Pill CC)) Bilious— Junge"8 per 100, 45 cents; per 500. .$ 2.10
Maujfanese iixlide, 1-2 gr.
lA'pt^iiulriii, H-10 j^r.
.lu^lundin. iMU^r.
SauK^uinuriin, 1-5 ^.
Ext. llyoscyamus, 3-5 gr.
Syru2)s, see list in Ai)pendix, Nos. 16, 25.
MANGANESE LACTOPHOSPHATE.
Combining the therapeutic properties of Manganese phosphate and
those of lactic acid.
Syrup (24) Lactophosphates Compound per doz. pints.. $15.00
Calcium lactophosphate, 16 grs.
Ferric lttctophosi)hate, 8 grs.
Manganese lactophosphate, 4 grs.
MANGANESE OLEATE.
Recommended as an efficient emmenagogue when applied by inunc-
tion to the abdomen in the form of a 2Q;i^ solution.
Manganese Oleate per oz. .$ .50
Solution of the Oleate (20)0 per oz.. .80
MANGOSTEEN.
Gabcinia Mangostana, Linn^. Astringent. Employed in the treat-
of nasal catarrh, diarrhoeas, dysenteries, leucorrhoeas, eLc. ; diluted, as
a lotion for foul ulcers and prolapsed rectum or vagina.
Fluid Extract of pericarp, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 3.00
MANNA.
A gentle Jaxative; usually prescribed with other purgatives.
See jFVui'd Mfftract Pink-root Compownd^ undier Spigelia,
MAN-ROOT. ^M
Ipowei PAHDUKiTi, MejeT.— Feubl/ uftthartin, Clalnied fo be dlur- ^H
etic wlwn euployed In infiitfon. ^H
Pmseit Tool. ^H
MANZANtTA. H
ARCToaTJPHTijH GUDoi, Llndlpf. — AstriugBut and toolc, with ^H
specific predilection for the retud and rHprnliictiTS oreauB, It is eta- ^H
ployed Id diarrbo^a* biit ciilelly ui Q'eatiuK diaeasw of tbe genJIo-uriiiBiy ^^
apparatus; is prescrij>ed [n ^Doirhcea ojid ^leot, vesical catarrliT iaCDDCi-
nence of iirlne. chronic nephritis, dlabetva InHipldiifl. aa WfU aa hi leiion^
rhcea ani menorrha^; reeeinblea uva ursi in action.
Fluid Bttract of leavet, SO to WmiDhoB per pint. .J 3.40 ^
MARIGOLD, See CALENDULA.
MARRUBIUM.
[H0I.EHOUND.]
UARRimiuK TDLOABH, Llnoj.— A bitter (onic: lajiatlva nhenglFeuta
large dnees; uald to IncreoBe tbe secpotlous from flie eldn and kidne;
la employed In catarrhal and oUier chronic affections of the luQ
attended with con^h and copious expectoration.
Fluid EitroBl of leaitei, 1-3 to 1 fluldnichui per pint, .t -
Fluid Sxiraci SoriSouHd Cotttp. Demulcent, expectonuit. A
I valuable comblnatioti in coughB and colds, ICn mQil dia^
phoretlo and sedative properties parHeularlj' fit it for ad-
niiniatration to children. Each pint repreacnts: Red-root,
S% ois.; Inula, S% oss.; Spikonard, ^ oiu.; Cumtrey. 2^
0Z8.; Wild Cherry. a?i ore.: Mamiblum, S?4 ozs.; Sangui-
naria, I^oes. Dose. 1.4 to I fluidraclun per pint. . 1.1
solid Extract, 6 to IS gra per ox. . .:
Bgnp Sorehaund Compound per pint.. .1
Hod-root, la gra. Wild imerry, 18 gra.
Inula, 18 gm. Msrrubinm. IS k"*.
arrikmaril, 18 grs. Sauguinario, i) grs.
OotuCrey, 18 gra.
Presitd t/oung Jierb,
MARSHMALLOW, See ALTH^A.
MARSH ROSEMARY.
Btatiok LmamuM, Limits var. cahounuha, Gray.—A strong aatrt
gent, very efflcacioiis hi the treatment of passive and chronic diarrliteaa. ,
The decoctian (ona ounce tt) the pint}, or the fluid extract diluted, maybe J
t gargle ur as on InjeutloD hi uliromo gonorrhueB, gleet, ■
Fluia Sirtrac/ of root, 1^ to 1 IliiidnicUio .V^ '^'"■^- -^ ^-'**
MASTERWORT.
IIXKicLii-M i^NATVH, Hlciuuix. — BUmuIuit, (uU-Bpasmodlc and
iniiloMlve. t'Md lu BaUilence and dyspepelA; alao recoDimeiided in
lillfiwy. ohUiihk, palej, apoflaiy, etc.
Fluid Ectrad of root. 1 to 9 auidrachms per pint. ■( IJD
i'rrwcd Irawt*. Pmied root.
MASTIC.
UIUIK-. lu uN..u..M>ii"« ■'Itb Blnea, Its slower golubUity c
HUvhrnt action of LUv latt«r upon the iBr^e intefltine.
i>ill>, K'e Il8l In Appendix, Nos. U, SBt, !B8.
MATICO.
lufinustatk'; >
ortnuu. It Iiaa beun used with odTUitage In leucorrhcsa, gaQorrhtea,
viHlciil catarrh and paiiSive hteiuoirhaf^ generally,
fluid Kclract of haw, 14 to 1 fluldrftchm per pint.. f 1,60
Siixir (ST) Uatico Compound perdoi. plole. fl.JB
Each fluldaunce repreeents :
Matico, 40 grs. IJia Vrti, 40 gra. Hydrangea, 40 grs.
Ca/iatdtt, see list In Appendix, Nos. SS to 40.
Preitfd leava.
MEDICINE DROPPER AND BOTTLE, GRADUATED.
We market this Impraved Dropper and Bottle In connectlDn with our
line of Ophthalmic tablets. The tablets maybe dlasol red In the Decessor;
amount ol water, and the bottle, which holds tour drachms, closed by the
{ripelte of Improved form, the groimd Bides of which fit Into the neck or
t/ie bottle M a stqiper, the whole forming an ^r-tlght oontainer. The
p&vtte A akued M ihe top by hmmu o( a mbbec ^bshrasm, lAiii^
MEDICINE DROPPER AND BOTTLE— Con muED.
when pressed ilown and tlien released, win a
OAoeixd tZie tube. By again ^i^eotly pre&siD>: t
dropa con be oasllf forced out. For list i
Appendix.
Price
196 soma of the solutton to
e djaphi'i^rm, odb or more
Ophthalmic tablets, see
MATRICARIA.
[GERMAN CHAMOMILE.]
UiTiuatBit Ciuiioiiiu.1, LItinc. Fiio?EitTiES.— Tonic, anthelmlntio,
■otispoHmodic; in large doa^ emetic. Adoiinistered in clomi; spasms.
Irritability of teething, flatoleat colic, etc^ ; domeBticallj aa a diaphoretic
to eauaeaagogue wlien Buppresdon is due to
^^P MAYWEED.
^^^^.^matMiB ConrLA, liimi,— Popularly une<! as a stiiliirillc and an
qnaoKHiic hi Ihe form of InfiiuoD. one ounce Co [lie pint, Uoae, a irii
^tfssful. Extomally la a rubefacient.
Pressed herb,
MELISSA.
Melissa omciHALts, LIddc.— Diaphoretic, aoU-spasinodlu and mc
eralKly slimtilant. Employed in leaser febrile conditions, in painful me
amiat the action of other remediea.
JPiuui Kctract of herb, 1-1 to 1 Huidi-achni per pint..S 1.
MENISPERMUM.
In larjre doses hici'easea both cardiac and pei'latoJtlc action aud improves
appetite; lu ejcoeasive dtiaes, Induces vomiting and purging. Said to be
Ruperior to imported sarsaparllla. and Is put to the same uses.
Fluid Extract of rhisome and root, 1-2 to 1 a. dr.. ..per pint..? 130
Cotitmtralion Menii^rmin, t I>a4gr8 per ox.. .OS
^^L MENTHOL,
^^^^p. campborai
^^HhKmlDtB, Mi
^^^Kietlo notioi
I substance derived from Japanose and AuiericoJi
I, MiNTHA ajicehsib, Linnc. and M. piperita. Smltli.~-A
le Htimulant, i^fri^feront, carmluallve and andseptlc; slight lueal
k notion. Employed locally tor the raltel ot IwatocXie, w
apisJat.,. ..„,.9ei(n.,iwl-%,J
COtnjn-eaaed 'J^iblt}t, r^'^ L^l In Ap]viidli, i
Bee nlBO fTiJlA^mo^
MERCURY.
HAEBOrlitlBcraTli'lur'UaM).— Acumbloation of meb
le co]if«jtioD' Catliartjc dosti^ H
st iD Appendix. Nds. 80, SS. 109 to 110, 15T, EDS toSIO,
2IS, as. 390. 3oa. sio, wo, ms, ^4, aas, 7S9. tw.
TbUet Tritwateih see UM [n Appendix, Ndh. aSO U> aW, 3IM.
llefi, B(M Itst in Appendix. Hoe. IH lau. IBt.
10 CHI.OniIl>, OjREtOSIVK ((JoTTflStW SublT'iiafO'— A F
t prepBration of mercury operating quickly, bj
8 Tiolently, eren in smail doaca. Kniployi!d in sj
id stages; eaiteraaily. Is stimulant and escharatlc, aod re
careful watcldng, as tosie effects may ifsult from couiparativdy a
applioations. Is moet valued perhaps as a germicide,
administration, 1-100 to 1-6 grain.
Finn, see list in Appendix. Nob. 07, !3£ M HO, Z&B, 771 to T7G.
Pint Granvle, see list in Appendix. No. STB.
Dijimiile, BBS list Iti Appendix, No. 913.
Tablet TrilMratea, see list In Appendix, Nos. 65 to 60, 350 to 3
Diui-noi Tablet Tntvrate. see llsC in Appendix, Xo. lOlS.
HypfidermaUa Tahlela, see list ioAppeodii, Noa. 8, 35, 30, 40
Cotnpremed Tr^leb; aee llsb In Appaidlx, Noe. 3G, 4S, 40, Wl,
ioAnll»epHi: Tabteti.
iQ lonmB, Ban iilercur), Biniorlids).— A pnwerfi
B;iurcoUc poison, restunbting aconite iu toxic results; is mu
" B iheo tie jeJJow merourouH iodide, Uenco to B^txJaliy vaimt^^
MERCURY— Continued.
Dtd obstlDBtA caae& of speclflc rheumatism, and sypltiUs. DoBe, 1-16 to
14 ATatn. It la can^dored a ToJuoblo topical application iu lupus.
POb, see list Id Appeodlx, Nob. S8S to 885. T7T.
SiuraulO. see list in Appeadiz, Nos. 933, U24.
Tablet TritMTaUa, see iist hi Appendix. Nua. 101 to 109, 130. 4.%
to 43S, eta, tSM.
Wurnnl TabUt Tritu.rate$. see list In Appendix, lOM, VM.
Cotnpraard TabM (82) i^itawiu-inercuric iwifciB. 1 gr
per [Oa.iiGC, 34centei per em, net, .f l.QS
StEHCDRic OxmE, Yellow.— Powerful astlBeptic. Useful hi acute
or ohrooio dwaogemeDts of tbe aOimeJiUuy Iract. in typSoid te»er,
pbcblsla, oonvaleaceoce from mirgical diaeBses, and wliere function of
liver is deranged. Dose. l-!!00 to l-Ugr.
Tablrl TVi^tralei.seeliHtin Appendix, Nos. 191, 44S.
CompreMHl Tablet (SS) MtrcaTic Oxi'ile, YeIIow, 1-8 mgrm.
(about l-a» gT.) per BOO, M*,» cents; per 1000. !«(..» .S&
MESCuaoxTB CHLoaiDE, uiLn CCalontel). — (MmbinEs the geaeral prop-
etHeB of mercurial salts witb ttioBe of a purgatiTs and antbelmlntlc.
Dose, aa aa altenitiie, 1-3 to 1 gtaio: u a purgative, S to QO grains,
GlilUlren bear large and oft-repeated dosea vastly better than adults.
ftils, see llat in Appendix, Nob. U, M, W, 123 to ISS, Ifll to IBS,
334, 249, S6G. 301, 3i^ 373. no, 518. S65, 588. 791, TOS to 770,
B37.
b OntnulM, see list lo Appendix, Kos, BBB, 670, BTB.
d IWhim/ES, see list In Appendix. Nos. 31 to S5. 156, IDS,
les, 9M, 211, 216, «3S. 338, 300 to 3IS. SeS to 3«, S95, 036, B2S,
G4S, nss.
OmpresKd Tabttf. aee llat In Appendix, Nob. II, 61,ffii. 12B, 1»9,
140, Iffi to ur, 149, IBS.
MounjRona Iddidb, Ykllow CMinmrB iVododide).— Used very ex-
tensively In advauced stages of sypliIliB, Tbe dose la t grain daily,
gradually ineressed. It should ncrerbogivenat the same time as potas-
sium Iodide, which reduces the mercury to mercuric Iodide and metalUo
PilU, see list in Api»ndlx, Noa. BI3, BSa to 394, 019. 776, T78.
ftnfc OroHHlei, see list to Appendix. Nos. 8M, 605.
■ jXHmuie, see list hi Appendix, No, 92G.
^BtaAtel TVituraJes. see list hi Appendix, Nos. 101 to 111, 430 tu 440,
^K OeCoUHS.
^Ebftirnui Tablet Triturate, see list la Appendix, No. 10^,
MKBoitHV WITH CfuLE.— A Very njild roerourtiA", antt-ratwfiE »io&.
/iterative. BperlaJljr adapted to chUdren. DoM, & tii> W srabiK',
' '" '"" " lOgraJua.
Mm
IS«
MERCURY— CoMciiinn>.
ntU. (n) IM In Appmdix. Kos. m to ;«l.
pl»k iTrunuIr. vr IIM Id Appendix, Ko- S09.
TbUff irwftimfnr, an lU Id Appendix. Noe. M U
IIUKDBI Oijun {pro^pttBlAd, ooDtBlDinE 38.3
■ «sldi>).~A subatlUiUi («r uicrvurlal olntmoit, but Buperior IdcIi
T frtnlum fmni nuiclilttjr. nut factUty o( BbaorptioD. It deslmys all pva-
id produca all Uie thentpeuUi: elTwIs. kind
J, vhloh Kre pnoiiltoj' lo mercuiy. perm.,) .S
Smalm UorpUiu a7t4 ihrpiry Oevte. VBdei Opluif.
Wnr>unlitrOlMtleu/J(<mirv(lWuta)cale} per It,. 1,»
rW»tMnl<>/OI«)(<io/jr«rc>irvCEW<ir ol«lel per lb., 2.m
MtRCURV-WEED.
Ukuouhuus asHPt, Uuui— Purgative eminwiogogue and diui^lu^
' ttw been uiwd In ilio IreatiDCDl of gypl^Uttia alTecUoDS.
fluid Eitmcl vf herb. S h) IS nilaluia. No definite BtotoDIMit
hu yet been pubUsbed rettHTi^ns It We nould be pleasnl
lo recelro clinical reporLsot ita thenkpeuals.,,.-,,,perplnC..t ILQft 1
MEZEREUM.
Hapuiii MEzaucuM, Llnnf.— Eitamuilly, a rcsicimt; InterooII;, i
sClniulMiI; In targe duma Is opt to exdte pur^iiie, uaiiiiHi ai
hi <it(r-i)uBt«. ao said pnison. IC Is used in tlie trealmioit i
flyphilis, Bcrcpf uloiiB nlTecUi>na, chronic rbeuuiatiflm. palsy, a
Fluid Brirart o/ bart, B lo ao minims pia- piut,,$ 1.9)
« AiBo Fluid Ettract SaritapnriUa CoTnjxmnd and Liijuid . ,
Sarmparilla Comp. for B. P. dtcoclion. ^'
dKri™d,lloBgTS, PBTOZ.. -*^H
MISTLETOE. ^H
I, NuUall. — Anti'spoauodlc, ecbollc aod^^^l
oxytocic. It i» s^cl Ic act more promptly and surely than ergot, indue- '
Ing intcnnlttent ulerine ciiiitrauUnns Instead of tonic, hence is aviiJlable
in any stn^ of tabor, and In piinaparm when that drug la inadmiesaUe.
Employed also In menonbraxia, poat hmitum hs nunhase., astLmft, I
Pl^Up^. elc. _J
Fluid Extrast of Ifavea, l-l lo 1 fluldracbro, repented every ^H
twenty inlnulea when tdieo in labor. per pint, .( ],S0 ^H
Prrmnl laivet. ^H
MOTHERWORT. H
Leonuhl-s Cahdiica, Liim^.-.Bitler tonic. Btomochlc, emmenagogue^^ ^^t
iue and ontl-Bpiuiniodic. Usually glien In warm lufu^on (one ounoa ^^t
lepiotj, Dune, a HineglasaTul. f
Fluid Extract of the herb, 1-3 to 3 fluldrachnia pur phit.,( i.os
I J'nued herb.
'1 ^
MOUNTAIN ASH.
oKen tanployifll as a w^'" c"" lotJou to n
Umeq ^vea internally to check diorrhcBiL
P rested bark,
MOUNTAIN LAUREL
Kalmta lattfolu, Llnn^. Foxsonoith, — AQtl'Sjphllitic, Bedative and
flOmewlirLt afitringenL Alloys febrile and infiamniatory fonditioDS by
]i»!i«Dtng thG actioa of the heart; uaeful [n obstinate dlaJTli<Ba. DiluMd
e fluid Bitraet ia employed for Onea capitis, psora, ei
butm
, be used wilb ca
d Kciraet of lea
;, 10 to 30 minims per pint.. $ IJNl
MOUNTAIN MINT.
PicKANrnKHUM MONTAHiTK, Mlchaui.-fitiraulant, carminatiye, tonic.
0Bed cblefly as an adjuvant.
Fluid Ettraet of leavei, Mtol fluldntohm per pint.. S .SO |
PreMsed ietives.
MOUNTAIN SAGE.
[SIEKKA SALVIA.]
AJtTEHlSLA 'FltraTDAf Willdeoov. — Antt- periodic; introduced bs asub-
ititute for quinine. Dose.— 1 M3ilrachniaoffluiaeitnict in bot lemonade
for febrile maJRillee, rtieumatlam, etc., repeated oretr bajr liour until
penplratlOD iBlnduoed.
Flvid Sinlract of Iverb, 1 to S tEuIdracluna per plnC.-S S.SO
MUGWORT.
AaTEHiBu vcLQAHia. LIdd^.— Alterative, tonic, aothelmintlc, Dar-
GDlic Among Oennan praoatiouers eBtoeuied an emmenajtogue. and of
value bi epilepsy and cborea.
Flv.iii Eitractofleavca.flf>U>aiia\mms per plot. .J M
Preiaed herb.
MUIRAPUAMA.
Botanical noorce not yet di
valued as an aphrodiBlac and Ui
poworful l.liftn doinlana.
Fluid ExtTiKt of m-it, Mtol flutdracbui per pint. .| 4.09
MULLEIN.
Verbascuh TBAiGua, Lbin£,— Demiilcent, diuretic, anodyne and anti-
apasuiodli:, popularly employed tor tbe relief of coughs, oaturrh, qFatitiB,
Uiairh'ea. dysentery And liffimorrhoids. As a diuretic it is Ineffldent,
yet by lis demidueat action useful in corrcctine the acridity of the urina i
id diarrhcna. nod to improve ;;eiioral nutridoa.
d Extract of (miw, 1 to 4 lluldraolima per piiit,,% ;15 I
L.PI<B'iI KetracI of i-oot, l-91o 3 fluidrftcluna .^r pn*
^ 158
MUSK-ROOT, See SUMBUL.
MUTISIA.
Min'irtiA \nrMCP(>UA, CavanilleB.— Employed in its habitat in cardiac
wcakiifm )>n»ti);ht on by over-exertion in rarifled atmosphere; is appar-
cutly iiisi* u HtNiative and anti-spasmodic in hysterical conditions.
Fluiil hUtmvt offloirtn. Dose, 14 to 1 fluidrachm . .per pint. .| 8.00
MYRRH.
(•unirt'Hin from Commiphora Mtrrha (Nees) Engler.— A stimulating
toiiic. A\-ith Home teiulency to the lungs and uterus. It is gen^nlly ctxn-
biiifil with c'halylH'ateH and aloes for amenorrhoea; used also as an oiji^^-
cation to si>on>;y liiriuuft, aphthous 90ire mouth and unhealthy ulcers.
Fluid AlovH and Myrrh (for formula see AloesX 15 to 30 mins.;
per pint. .$ 1.75
V Fluid Extract Myrrh, 10 to 30 minims per pint. . 110
St*** also Fluid CapHit-um and Myrrh; Liquid Aloes Comp.
for li. P. (/«*()cf/a»i.
Pills, Kee li.st in Appendix, Nos. 15, 16, 281, 287, 830. 560, 570, 635,
TIK. rsJU, 733, 746. 747.
Tahlrt Triturates, see list in Appendix, No. 486.
NASAL TABLETS
Tliese tabh^ts possess deodorizing and antiseptic pn^p^-ties, and are
esiXH:iuIl3' adapted for the extemporaneous {H^paration of antiseptic
liquids, for ^•iu>nil medical and surgical purposes. In the treatment of
certain aflTeotious of the mucous passages they will be found serviceable.
One tablet dissolved in from two to four ounces of water forms a satis-
factory solution for catarrh and other affections of the nasal passages*
as well OS for general use.
Compressed TaiAet (34) Nasal
ixir doz. bottles of 50 net^ $1.40; per bottle of 100 net, ,% .15
Each tablet contains:
Sodium bicarbonate. 5 grs. Sodium borate, 5 grs.
Sodium chloride, 5 grs. Sodium benzoate, 7-24 ^.
Sodium salicylate, 7-24 gr. Oil Eucalyptus, 7-48 mmim.
Thymol, 7-48 gr. Menthol, <-96 gr.
Oil Gaulthena, 7-96 minim.
Compressed Tablet (2(Xli) Naaal^ Improved
per 500 ne^ .28; per 1000 ne^. .60
Each tablet contains:
Sodium cliloride, 5 grs. Sodium borate, 5 grs.
Menthol 8-50 gr. Oil Eucalyptus, 3-50 minim.
Thymol, 3-50 gr. Oil Gaulthena, 3-100 minim.
NETTLE.
Urtica dioica, Linn6.— Astringent; tonic, and powerfully diuretic;
its effects are increased, when rheumatic pains or much dropsy exist,
by combining with potassium acetate. ^ also used to advantage in rheu-
matism, dropsy, gravel and nephritic difflcuiUka, Vn eommeit coxKVB»>aaaDte
NETTLE— Continued.
D and buwel afroaKooB of adults; tdsa oa b remedj far both
re and symploiaatli: uterine lin^morrliagV'
'd Extract ofroof^ % to 40 mfmmfi, ...- ^^..per piitt--? 1.20
NEWBOULDIA,
[ KEWBoni.DiA L«»ia, SeemfljiD,— Deemed a speiiiflc In dyseDtary anrl
] lis babltat Lt i& credited with relieTin^ tbeae troublesoma
^ danserouB diseaaea when ^ other means failed. Useful whenever
a Bobingent is demanded.
{ J'hild Ectranl of barjk, SOtoSO minlmB per pint, .f 3.00,
NECKEL OLEATE.
gt decided astrliigeut aeClou. Has been emptoj-od wich
t eczema of Ihe BitremiUea in the
o fifteen graina ot the olente to Hia \
H NITROGLYCERIN, See GLONOW.
^K NUTGALL.
■|F An excrescence caused by puncture and deposited ova ot an insect in ,
^^mebarktif QmmousLDarTiBicA.Lamarct.-powerriillyaatrlOEBnt, □hIdk'
to tJie largQ amount of tannic acid present. OccosionaJlj prescribed
In chronic diairhoia and chronic dysentery, and in poisoning by vegeUible
■Ikoloidfi; in tbe form of an infualon (1 to au) used as an aattlngetit eargie,
fia and Injection.
JFl»id SxVeaci OaOt Qlvt-QalX), lU to ao mlnhns. .. ..per pint, .1 I.BO ■
jraMeeTVitwalK^Oaftnicacuf, Igr
perMO, .wf.SSotB.; per 1000, »
NUTMEG.
Kernel of Che aeed of MTUiETtCA poaoiuhs. HoutCuyn.—Aromatie,
atimulanC atomaehic. In large do!ied narcoCic It la chiefly u ~ ~
ring purpoaefl.
L'j'jwrd Szlrocf ^ufinej/, IE to M mhilnis per pint. ,> 3.00 '
10 Pluia B^huete Arowalici Louender Camp. ; Lavta-
der Camp, for B. P. (iiiclure; Rhv/arb Aromatic.
M tM In Appendix. No. 7111.
NUX VOMICA.
tmTDSnOs Ndx-vdhica. Linnj. PoisoHofa.— In aniall dwus, stimul
-r—mmii, especially to nerTouHayslem. Employed to goneral and local pa
** ywB. In neuralgia, fnapotence. neuraaUienia, In clwonte ct>tw,ava>-\ot> i^
pendent DO deflolanC perJsUJ tic actioti, and OS U beait ami K<
are, lUluteili , *ftnr
!^*^^r^i^fii
160
NUX VOMICA— CoNiiMOED.
c aniptale. miiBUn]). Ghloral wil
hslotlonfl itf cUorofonn to oontrol
NoTit,— Ttw SUTclmlne ot NuxVoiolca [veiwraUcniB is [iredpitBl
iDm sohiUfDA on addition of bnunldeH, chloridn, or lodldes-
Fluid Eitraet of tent, 1 to 10 minims per pint. .( tf
Sifwai Uquidt 1 to 10 mLDimB........... ............. per [^t..
SOJId Bilract, MOIoIbt peroi..
fmrdered Ertnict. MO to 1 gr peroz..
PIU* cuniKlulugNux Tomica or lis sliialoblB. sm IIM ID Appendix,
Hos. 17. 18. !S to a. 48 to IS. U, SB. 00. 81, S3. 80, SS, 149, ISO,
154, lUh IK7, ISO, tSB, 188, SOI. SSa, 301, SIS, SM. SU, SSD. H3,
MB, SW, BOa, MS, 4I^ UT, 4M to 4IJ8. 4aa, 441. 441, 4iS to 4G4,
4M to 4ffl, 471, 4TB to 481. 4BS. 488, 488 to 4US, 404. fill, SIS, BIS.
MS. SCI to BBS, EEO, SIM, fioe to Bifl, sal to Bsi. sas, era, T40, 754,
T». TfiT, 7R8, TTB, IfiS, ns. 801. eoa. 807, ass to R2a, Sae to 631.
Pink aramila.ag«liSl in Appendix, If OB. tea, GOT, OSS, T08, Til.
Diumvla, see list in Appeudlx. Nos. 900, MS, 044.
TtMft Trilwota. we Uet In Appendix. Soa. 91 to 9S. 1» to 197,
loo to too, isi. 1S4. 186. £01, ace, aia, sia, sii, ssa, sar, ue, 498,
4M, 4B9 to 405, eoa. Dig, 013. W, tX, OSS. 04(1, 6B0, GOO, Ufll, 073.
Diurnal Tablet Tritumtei, aee list In AppenOU, 1006, 1(H2. 1044.
Bffpodarnuillc Tablets, SEe Ibt la Appeodli, S<x. ES, 39, 08 to
73,77.78.
Vtterinarti Hupodavtatic Tablelt, see lisC In Af^ieodlz, tTog.
GI8, SIO.
Gompreued Tableta, see list In Appendix, B. 10, 3D, 23, as, SO, 81,
S8, 13G. 130. 149, 143. IBS, 184. IW. 168, IBS, 108, 188, 170, 173,
178, IBS, 108.
Etixin, see lint In Appendix, Nob. 8, 32. S3, 37 to'ES, 31 to 34, 40,
8S, 68, 08, 71, 7B to re, 81, as, 83, B5, 97. 09 to lOa, IfflJ,
agrtip £10) fron. Quinine and Strschnine Phonihatet
per doz. piuta. .(11,1
Esdi flulaounce representa :
Ferric phoaphnte, 18 kt^
Quinine phiKiphate (equivalent). 8 era.
titrychnlne pboapha^ 8^00 gr.
Capstile, MS Uat in Appendix, No, 60.
Granular X^cnaKent Prtparaiion Feptin, Bi
StTVchnine. Eicb draclim repi«senta Fop
a-3000), 1 gr,; Btryohnina. l-W gr.; Bismuth (l
oit., SgTB... ..perdoE- St
Malt £itniot utith Iron, Quinine and Stryclmine,,
perdoz, IS pip Is, nef, $6.00; per ilo*.
Ferric pboapbate. solulilo, 4 srs. Strycht
OIL, SWEET ALMONDS, See SWEET ALMONH OIL.
'.'■]
OLIVE OIL.
m'SSLS".
-3 to
tlve, Oafmed as v
1 lliildouDce.
Captt^es, see li
BI, B3, 100, I
iaCin
Appandli, No3. 1,
[bbea:
OPIUM.
Concrete mlUcy exudation from the cHjhuIes of Papavkr k
TAnn t FoiBONDUB,— A sCipinlaDt oorCDtic, ItdlmiDishea palnl'senBibiliEy'),
Induces Bleep, and inhibits all secraUona airceptlne of thu sWd, which
It promotea; apt to produoe naus^ und constipation; In overdoes death
reeolts from poralfsla of the respiratory tnusclBB.
AjrrEi>aTBs. — Atropine^ caffeine. Evacuate the at^mach by emeticfl
(apomorplilne, zinc au]ptuit6, muHtord, with oopiouB droughts of luke^
warm wal«r) or stomach pump. JUalntaln respiration CFaradization,
flafpdlation, cold douche, etc.). Oive strong tea or coffee (Buid exEracttt
best, in drachm doses) ; beUadoima or atropine, watching olTect on pupil
Mid OQ reapiratloD. AlcohoUo sdmtilniits in atOES of depreasion; ortl-
flCial resiHration so loag aa there ore BJgnB of cardiac aotiE>n.
TineiVTa.
^KBOC and Opivm, assayed. A liquid form of Dover's Paw- '
der, representing about 1 grain in each minhn. Bose, 3
to 13 mlniina per pint, nei..t 1.9)
Opium. tAudanum. Eaoh QuIdnUDoe ooutiUns by asay B
gi% CTTBtailiEed Morphine, equivalent to 7 l-B gra. Mor-
phine sulphate. Dose, corresponding to 1 grain powdered
Opium, la minim H. Of the some strength as Tincture
Opium. Fliann. Ger. per pint, net.. 1.90
Opian Camplioraied, U, S. P. Each Huldounce oantaJnH by
assof. 1-1 gr. of crysUUlzedMorphine. Doee.foranaduie,
1 tfl S fluldrochms; for an infant, G to SOtDlnims
' per pint, net. .
Opium COnipound. DiorrluBa mixture. Each fluidrachm
contains; Tincture opium. IS minima; spirit camphor, 1!2
mlnlmsi alcohol IS 1-3 mioimd. Dose, lor adult, 1-S to 1
fluldraobm, in water. ......-.'......per i^nt, ne£. .
Opium Deodorized. (FtuidOplum, aqueous and deadorised).
A preparatiau which Is not liable to nauseate delicate sCom-
acho, DiH' to prodncs the unpleasant aftereffects so often
experienced from other opiates. It Is a substitute for
UcMuna's Elixir, and In appropriate doses for Battlsy'B
SedMlvB Drops, Each duldouDce contains by assay B
grains of crystolliied Morphine, equal to 7 1-S grs. Uor-
pblne sulphate. Dose. 4 to 15 mhdms, (10 minims repre-
gr. of powdered Opium) .^ra^ifl...
Vhugar Opium, U. S. P. Each Huldounce conlainH \is luasj %
lilur,
.« sJi'»^= '■■' J (f- f* powdered
l^Tplut, i.c(..8
i-, hr.' >""■" O'o'alns by assay e rts.
._* ^i'*«-''«'"'-3B™-of U'lrpiiiiio
^.■^ M : ff. rf powdiTOl Opium, lo
. P*rdoz. pEDt.. a
..ml (H""""-^' "* Opium, deodouifd.
.'•-I r^^_, Pt
itreiiKtiiot tluu-
t. S. P. (ynregiiric). for tlie
, te flnpkij-Hi. Auodyiie, car-
_. SuSi lued tu aliay couglt in
, o.'«™P*'"^ pertusBiB. etc.; to
^j0 tn Oi6 etomoch oni) bowebj-
^(.«Jlnt"it*tivo ffbriculaot
^ivX mlulmiij fciF an infajit, 1
»I*^ _A, ^W»./l"- ■»■ ^- ">ie(i,re; Fluid
.** *^ -ijm^ tf P* <W'- orj-s(al!iiej Mq,..
^»*-»'^S»l»' PWtB.. l.Ott
^^ir**' . - ^ iMnWiu" IB per cent. cTj-atal-
^m^^Z^-^-^f !>«■•«'-■ 1.10
Comivrt *^U^ -^ ^^t«. dfe ll»l i» Apin-n.iiK,
M. IS ^.^a^** .afift iw to soa. *w, m. ass,
im. r I'^rr*'*^^! !<■«*.*« *" *^>. ^"^ JH 48S,
Si.M,'- ^*»* ^^5»«<", B04, 072, 873, saj,
a-3000>, I gr. ^WirS^rl^O*'. N™. 51 1 to 518.
«"^.SKra ^»^'I«^i.SD..«. T, H, sa,8c
Afott fitfrwf with . ^Jt'^J/^^ *«■ >'" "'
perdtt 1^
Erchfluidoun.
QuIalDeBulpbMe, i^^ ^^^ ^■■'~
OPIUM— Concluded.
Sfrvp Dover'i Poufder. Each fliiUounce representing <0 gra.
Dover's Fcnrder, U. 8. F., or O.SO gr.Morphine BllcBloid. Hiui-
vaJent to 7-10 gr. Uorphlne Bolpliate. Dose, tor adults. 1 to
S fluEdraduiiB pee dot. plut£,.t 1
Loiengeii! WMar'i QjubA; Opium and Licorice; PfctortU, Dr.
Jiujcion'l,
Oleate Morphine. ContaininglOpercsid. of UieiHlialotil; peroi. 1
Oleale Morphine and Mercary. Containing lU of Horpliioe
alkaloid sud S(K of mercuric oxide. This couiUoatkin or
SB anodTue with B powerful specific baa a wide nmgo of
use, Especially in the treatment of sypliUlUc BfTucttons
JiiAaJanl, see list in Appendix, No. 3.
Bee also Anodynr: Pine Ecpectoranl ; Brotiifiiul Sedailiv;
Chioranodyne; Emergency Case,
ORANGE, BITTER.
UiTBUS TOUiiRis. Rlsso.—CorminaCice, and etonmcblc. Apslatabla V
ddlUcm to the bitter tonics, such as quassia, ^ntlan, valmnba. ate.
Fluid Bxlract BiHer Orange Peel, 1-4 lo 1 11, dr....periilnt,.8
See also Fluid Kilracii Cinchona Coiap.; Cinchona Comp.
for B. P. tincture; Gentian Comp.; Oentlan Cwnp, for
i; Gentian Qjniy. for B. P. hi/uiion.
S. P. ti
ORANGE, SWEET.
OnBTTB AuKiHTiuii, LJnn^.— Aron^atjc, tonic. Coiubiued with
^trnpart so agreeable flavor, and to assist stimulation.
fhtid S^rael Sieeet Orange Peel per pint, .f l.fiO
- Fluid Extract Orange Comp. Eacb pint repreaeulB: OranKe
it, ISozs.; aoiea. tS oz.; Caraway, 3-8 oz.; Orris
fi, ^ o
. aSoi
Anise, S^oEs.; Toukabean, S-iia per pint.. ]
Mom.— Eolh oT these fluid eitracta are used buoIusItbIj as
Bavoring OKenle.
See also Fluid Extract Cinchona Ammalic.
ORRIS,
t, Linpf.— Ulld illgcatlvo stlmulaot. sli^tly cathortle _,
reUo. Employed uhlefly for its odorlteruua properties.
rid Extract of mol, l-il to I flnldi'oclnn per pint..
H ^SD Fluid Exiraai Orange Compound.
ORTHOS[PHON.
Tbo enll or bile of Bob Tinana, Unni.— PurgatiTe, ftotlBeptic, toiOe,
Bm beea [mind BenlcMble In coDstip&Uoa. and in JBunilioe dependent
upon OBtarrh of bQe duct«, paj-Uy Utrough lu piiretttive action and
by affording aid to duodcoaJ digesUon; too nanseoua to be ^ven in
Ilfae oaUiral MAte. Tbe [olloniDg abould bs dlrecMd to be taken aiHns
tbne after eatltig, and In pUl or capsule lorm. sa as to dt^y admixture ot
Ble bile until Uie food Es ready to paaa Into tbe duodenum^
Ox OoH, DetbxaUd. Scales; StolOgrs perm.. nel..S l.!S
Of Oall, Rupitiated. Prepared liy enkporalinB the fresh Qail
nfler stn^ning. to the Donoiateiicy of a solid extract. Dose,
B to 10 gis. per ot, net. .
Ox OotI, fiupi—atfd, potodeTrd. prepared by drying the above
more thoroughly and powdering; Hiilable for administra-
tion En capsules. DoOB, Sto lOgrs.,., pec-ez.,net,.
Ox Oall, Purified, a to 10 t7B per oa., net..
pail, see IM in Appendix, Nob. iSd to 430, B33, BU.
7\Mil Ttiturale (tliO Ox Gall. pure. I gr
per 600, ne(, as ceutu; per 1000, net. .
COffljirBMed JiiNel<,BBellstin Appandli, Nos. ITS to 1TB.
Ex(
rtuehi
UbI «
Qoidx. im b>
I
PANCREATIN.
EWnwOve from the Panphkis
sugar, emulsidea fals, and peptoaiiee albmi
ta are generally best secured by causing I
latter enters the stomach. Employed in intestinal dyspe
and torpor, defective nuMtion. and
Pancnatin, pure. There Is of course no pure Panoreat
hence Ihia is simply a highly concentrated preparation ct
taiidng the various fenoents of Ihe pancreatic secreUon.
Else grains will completely peptonize a pint of milk In about
half an hour at 110° F. Dose, 1 to2grs.,j peroz., net..| :
Panereailn, taccharaied. Diluted with sugar ot milk, 1-1 (hs
BtrengQi of pure Fanureatin. Dose, 4 to 8 grs. .per oz., net..
FiUt CBnteric). see liBt to Appendix,- Nos. 7T», 833.
COmpreraed liiblela, see Dig^ive IlibleCs, also list Id Appendix,
Nos. 173. 175.
Slixira, see list in Appendix, Noa. 93, 96, 08, 1 13.
Peplonieing TObltls, Improved. Put up in bottles of 30 (ublete
each. Each tablet oontaina -. Pure Fancrealin. Sii grains
Sodbiia AiawlMiiwta, SMgiwna, 'Eac Bi«pa^
^-1 X 1
PANCREATIN— Continued.
milk, gruel, beeT-tea Hud otber prHlIgeBt«d fi
Bee alao Ladaled Pepsin and Laclaled Pepinn TObteU,
Liquid FaTicreatin. amcent-ated. Two flul^lratluus will pep-
tonlm ft pint (rf mlllt In about one hour, at 110° F. Dose, 1-J
to S fluldrochma perdoz. plalB, net.. 12.00
MaitSxtract vria. Pepsin and Faacrealin
per doK-K pints. nel,S5.0a; peraoi. pints, net.. 9.00
Eooh flulilounoe repreaenlH :
SaiKbftrated Pepsin. U. S. P.. ISOO. 16 gn.
Soocbarated Poncreotin, IS gra.
PANSY.
VioLl TBIOOLOH, Unne,~MueilagTnouB, i
In Europe. 1b esteemo] as on nll^mtive; ecu
Is lidd to be BluiDBt Bpedflc In eczexna ot ailults ana in aie cnista louMa
Of infants; alsu used as an expedoranC In pectoral affeotlons. ■
Fluid E3tiract of leoiies. Dose, for joung children, In acute
^^^^ eciama, 1 to B minhns: io subacute and chronic forms, 10 to
^^^^ IB minims; for adults. 1-3 k> 3 QuidrachinB, Adniiiilsteced
^^^^^ OD an empty stomach and half on hour before meals If po6-
^^^H dble. It it aggravates the malad;, It should be discontanued
^^^^M for a few days and resumed In smaJler doses...... per pint. ■ tl-SO
^^^V Fretnd herb.
^H PAPAW.
^^P S-tuii
Fluid Sxtraci of leed, V
30 minims.. per pint.. $ 1.50
PAPAW JUICE.
Oabiqi. Pafiti, LIdd^,— The inspissated juice of the unripe frulb
poaseases the power of digestlnK albuminoid substances aud is oanse-
quBQtIj sometimeB employed as a substitute for Pepsin, thouj^ it is
much ipfo-lor therein. A oornmtttee of Uie RojbI Booiety of New
South Wales, appointed to investigate Carica Fapaya claim It ad a
galootBgoguB, for which purpo^ it may be employed both iDtemally or
topically.
Papate juice, papaio. A digestlva ferment, A tfupor-cent.
solution in water and glyceriri, equal ports, frequently
liiihtberitlo n
HOB? be employed b
ie it to soften ai
I become detached.
digizflUoD. Dose, 1
[ -AtpoiPVtin. The active prlucFpte of Fapaw juice. Itaui
IT pa;l9 of water ai
be crude Juice. One part of papayoUa
be •ppUed liDurly with brush c
I four porta ot gljcenn, -msj
i66
PARAGUAY TEA.
Ilex paraouaieksis, St. HUaire. EixtensiTely consumed as a bevw-
age in Bouth America, under the name of MaU. It is diuretic, exhilarant
and, in large doaen, emetic; the characteristic i»t>pertie8 of this drug
dependinp: on Uie coflTeine contained. It does not exalt the peripheric
nerves like tea, nor the cerebric nerves like coffee, but induces rather
indolence and drowsineKs; it accelerates cardiac contracti<»is and per-
iHtoltic niovenu^ts.
Fluid Extract of leaves^ 1-8 to 1 fluidrachm pa* pint. .$ 1.80
PAREIRA.
[PAREIRA BRAVA.]
Chondodendron ToifSNTOsuM, Rulz & Favon.— Touic, slightly aperi-
ent and diuretic. Employed to allay the irritability of chronic cystitis
and to correct profuse mucous secretion; has now an established reputa-
tion in tlie treatment of chronic affections of the urinary tract, especially
those of muco-purulent character.
Fluid Extract of rooty 1-2 to 8 fluidrachms per pint. .% 1.50
See also Fluid Extract Buchu and Pareira Compound.
Elixir (12) Buchu and Pareira Compound.... per doz. pints.. 9.00
Each fluidounce represents:
Buchu, 30 grs Junip^ berries, 15 grs.
Pareira, 71-2 grs. Stone-root, 7 1-2 grs.
Pressed root.
PARSLEY.
Carum Petrosblinum, Bentham & Hooker.— Aperient diuretic, tonic,
antiperiodic, emmenagogue; sedative to genito-urinary tract. Often used
in nephritic and dropsical affections. The root is most diuretic and
prescribed for the relief of strangury produced by cantharides, and
dysuria attending attacks of gravel. The fruit is sometimes used as a
substitute for quinine in marsh miasm, and Apiol, its ciunphoraceous
principle, has been found of service in intermittent neuralgias, amenor-
rhoea, dysmenorrhoea, etc.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.90
Fluid Exira/it of fruity 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. . 1.85
CapsvJeSj see list in Appendix, Nos. 1, 100.
Pressed leaves. Pressed root,
PASSION-FLOWER.
Passiflora incarnata, Limi6.— a powerful spinal sedative; valuable
in the insomnia of adults and children arising from nervousness, neural-
gia, detention, etc., and even claimed to exceed the bromides in beneflcial
effect in epilepsy and some of the iqore intractable convulsive disorders.
Fluid Extract of plants 15 to 60 minims to 4 Cc.).per pint. .$ 2.00
PEACH.
PauNua PEBSIOA, Siebold and ZuccarinL— Mildly laxative^ sedative^
d/tiretic and aatheimintic. Beoommended in teltaWMtey '^* ^"^ -MAnar^
' -'-"^^^
^__ I&7
PEACH— Continued,
tnut end to promoie tlie dlschar^ of calcdll; also Id portDs^ luflaiQiiui-
tk>o of BtoiuRch and bgwela. for relief of DHuaea and intennlCt«oCB.
piHHOQous BfTtwta inay be indueeil by excesaive dosefi owing to t
pnia^c add, or amygdalin present
Fluid Exlract o/ leavei. 10 to 35 minims purplnC.) 1.
Prfssed baric. Preissd leaves.
PELLITORY, Sei PYRETHRUM.
PENCAWAR DJAMBI.
Tba stem hairs ot several speolea of Jaia ferna. A meehanicalor
absorbent haimostatjo. Ft Is claimed to bo of odvanta^ ip cases of capil'
lary hiBmorrluLge and bleeding from small yeneelH. piUier cnt, ton. or lajd
span by sloufihlng— in aome [nstaoois eveu oq very eitenake Burtaoee,—
~-aiid tor plu|;Ring. It is recommended to slightly crush the druR before
Patag per 01., net..! J* h
PENNYROYAL, See HHDEOMA. ■
PEONY. iM
PxoULk on»ion»iJB, Linn*,— Formerly posBeased of oonaidemblo rap- ^^M
utatkm In epilepsy and, from ita osbria^nuy, In liiArrhiBa. Very llbUtt , ^^H
tDforroation of B ntodem natun> is av^abte, but occasionaJly it is uwl ^^|
■a an aDttepasmodio and nerve sedative ax in chorea and whooping- ^^H
Doec, 1-2 to S Buldounuea of [ufiulon (uae oimce to tlie pint). ^^M
!mdroot. ^M
PEPPERMINT. ■
Hlftrtlapasniodlo. Used In Hatulont c*lic and to cbeuk nausea and Tomitlng.
fluid GrfmcC of herb, 1 toS fluidmchma per pint, .f I.M
See olao Fluid Erlrad Bhabart CompoHtui, iclth Potaniiini,
JSUa, seeliat In Appeodix, Noa. IAS, lan, 101, sog, S70, Tm, T3S, 806,
1 I'mk Grannlti, see list in Appendix, Hoa. OTT, TOO.
I Tallet TiitUTutn, see list In Appcndii, Nob. BBO to Saa, 488.
iiuAial, TrnproLtd.
' COm^retted Tablel Smia Mini, in screw cap vials ^h
per IB., net, SOcenta; perdoz. bottles of 40, ntC. ,8S ^^t
Bt» also list of Compreaad Tableia, in Appendix, Nob, 14, ^H
98, 1M. ^H
See also Chhranodynt. ^^^M
Fretted leHoet. ^^M
PEPSIN. ^H
Bxpaasxns the iitite piiincII'LI of ran atgriLtc juice,— A ferm«^^^^^
"slilch digeflta albumhioidB, such as while of egg, meat fibrin, eto. B ^^H
differs from poncreatin in haviBg little or DO BUtiun upoD &\B.TiAt.7 ot IaUlj ^
mitataacrai. Uatlaaa siibatlCiiCe For the Dotiucel d\geetWe fiv^\ii.B\mq
I'rjutn, tvbitot.— A cninbinatkin ot PefHln. Paocreatin, lectio
■cid. UBlInae. DIostSH lUiil HjdroeUciHc odd. It ctanetU
tuutli lata Mdnble kIuoobin dlgeUs albumionts tad flbrmiB
mftUfr, itfxl mtidpfH fatty foods more ovlly usimllated.
[MH. from I IoSkts per cm., net.-t -
Prpiin. Anejillc A soluble, acale Pepelii. Di^estire streBeUw
tnuu I.Oon HI' U> in,»00 times fu nelgbt of coagulated cke
Rlbmoen, Tlie price of thia FepaLo Is based on [he scale of
$3,110 per pound per 1000 of dl^^G«tIve power, prices pv
ouDoe at proportionate rates. On all UDBpeclfled orders for
Pure Pep^D we ftirnlah the oflldal product CPepain, U. 8. P.,
imm, l-SOO0[}, iltbougti many phrslcIaiiB and pbarmadNla
prefer to use our Pepsin Ai»q)tjc (l-WOO). which vas well es-
tabUahed before the U. 6. P., 18«). standard was adopted.
iVjHM, AiepHe, pomdereit. Is Identical In character Willi
abore, aicept that It bt in powdered fomi.
Frptln Sairharaifd.U.S.F.,m»a. One grain diffiolyea aOO grs,
^Saltnunen peroz., nel..
Fepnin CDrdioI. An artificial gastric juice containing all the
Henenta essential to gastric digestion. In point of activity
itsnrpasses the ellilrB, asencea and whies of Pepsin com-
monlj' met with la the market, while its daior and gen-
eral palatAUUt; commend It to the most fostidlouB palate.
Asldo from pm(«Dl7tic action, It posseasea tlie property
of curdtins mOki and is therefore useful for the prepara-
tion of Junket or curds and whey, Per doi. 8-OE. bots, tut.. M
l>*(|ui<f ppptin, V. 3. P. 18S0. Each BnidounCB eontaiBB SO g
Saccharated Pepidn, U. 8. P., 1880. Dose, l-2to 1 il. o*...
per doi. pints, net, . 7J
paU, MW list in Appendix, Nos. 390. WS. SHI. 41H, '130 to 444.
ntbUt miurntts, see Ust In Appendix, Kos, 130 to 132, 104, 47B,
440, HI.
CompirMtil Tohhti.
Mffflh'M, HOB DSgeiUve TMIett.
Avatn, 1 gr., C"UW coatedD. Each tahlet conlahiB 1 gr. Pop.
■In AnofiUo. I'SOQO, or a quantity sufficient to dissolie
l,0(W grains "f eontciilaled ^[g-albumon. aocordltjg to the
V. »■ v.. IWO. test. Pot doi. hottlea ot M, net, $3.00; per
diu. iHittlm i>r W, net, ft.O0: per bottle of 100. »ft. BO
EtM ahn Hat of Compmaed IbWafi In Appendix, Noa. ai, SS,
ITKriM, •* \M lu AppNidU. Not. n , !», M, an to 33, GO, Bl, Tfi, 78
l»IM,l«t«l«,l>TIi>ti».
.t^1V« •"* "*t ■■■ A)>|>«iidll, KiW. I, a. SB.
/fiiMH ■!«■ fair '» AriawHiut, KuB. ^ ik>
PEPSIN^COMCLUDED.
Capsiitsg, sec Jidt in Appendix, Nob. fi5« 92.
liaengen: Feptin Aseplic (1-8OO0) 1 gr. per lb..$
tajfceroles.
Pejain^ concentrated, A poruionHot plycerill solution con-
tBining Uie (ermeut tu a reuiai'ltiihly iiclive coudltion and
in a form apeoiolLy dea^gned to meet the requirements of
the dispenser and ntaoi^Iiuturer. One minim will digest
300 grains of coaeul&t«d eeg allnunen. One minim la
therefore, equal to hIx grains of Sofcharated ^paln,
n. 8. P., tS80, or one gialn of Saccharated Fepsln, U. 8. P..
1880 perUoi. 4-fl.oit. botB., net.. I
I JVpn'n and M^i^feriirtCeaoh fl,o7. represents; pepsin, sacoh,,
U.S.P.. IBOO, iegrs.;WaferAalt. It0»^.) per pint..
WOnmalar Effereeicent Pr^aratioiia. Emjh drachm contains
the qnantlt; oC Ingredients atat«il,
Pfpiin and Bismuth (Pepsin AsepOo CI-3000> 1 gp.; Bismuth
perdoz, S-ox. JB.W; perikm. 'l-oz.. 1;
Fspdn, Bimuth and Stq/chniiie CPvpsln Aseptic CI-SOOO)
1 gr,; Strychnine^ t-60 gr,; Bismuth and AnuDonlum
citfSte, Hgrs). per doz. E-oi.. ST.K; per doz. 4-OII.. 1!
^UaU Extract tciOiPeptiniHuiPanrreiilin
perdox. l-£pinM, net, S'>'0(): per dnz, plntA, net.. I
Each fluidounce ■"" '
PERSIMMON.
IBIABA, Linni^.— ABtriQRent, Employtd in dtarrhceo,
(BmoprhajtBT etc., aa a gargle In ulceratBd aore throat,
boric has Iwen used sdvantugeouBly In intermlttente.
•bUdSitfracI 0/ tarft, H to 1 fluidrachm per pint,, t I.SO
•bM Extract of ynm fruit, IS to 3 fluidn
baric.
PETROLEUM.
BiternaUy it possesses a reputation as a remedy fur Inolplent
phtblslu and bronchlQs; oJso on account of Its soothing properties Is often
useful hi InQammations of gostro-hitesthial mucous memhrano. When
perfectly puriiled, is a voliuible vehicle for remedies to be applied tr
mucous membrane of Ihroat and lungs, either directly or fn the form
of inhalants. Dose. S to SO grains.
The cnide mass put up in battles of 1 ox,. 1-1, l.iland 1 lb
i per pound la oiiuees, m
^^^Bbi|utite C&O Petr^eum Maa, lOniinimH
^^^■' per 100, TO cents; perdoi. boiea of I dc
^^KMontt. see list in Appendix, N
■i
^^ma Bomoatia
PHENACETINE, See TMy
I70
■
PHOSPHORIC ACID.
Tonic% refrigerant, and nerve and brain food. Valuable in many
formfl of d>iipepfda and nervous diaeaaee. Dose, 90 to 60 minims,
larfT^lv diluted.
Syrup 0) Acid Photphates and Pepnin per doz. .$10.50
Each fluidounoe represents :
Saccharated Pepsin, U. S. P., 1890, 16 grs.
LUiuid acid phosphates, 190 ni.
See also Acid PhosphateM^ Liquid,
PHOSPHORUS.
A nutritive nerve stimulant. Employed in sexual exhaustion, failure
of mental powers, etc. ; has been employed with advantage in neuralgia,
mania, nif lancholia and some affecti<Nis of the skin. Dose, 1-100 to 1-90
grain.
PilU, see list in Appendix, Nos. 63, 446 to 495, 616, 7S9.
Pin A* Oranule^ see list in Appendix, No. 701.
Diumule^ see list in Appendix, No. 990.
niurnal Titblet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1080.
Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 95, 51 to 58, 97, 105, 106.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 90, 170, 176.
Capsules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 15, 16, 51, !^.
PHYSOSTIGMA.
[calabar bean.]
PHYSosnoMA vENENosuM, Balfour. Poisonous.— Spinal sedative, acting
sjiecially on the motor centres. Employed with apparent success in trau-
matic tetanus, in strychnine poisoning, in cerebro-spinal meningitis, and in
constipation due to torpor of the bowels, in which latter case it is ad-
vantageously combined with belladonna and colocynth compound; coq-
tracts the pupil.
Antidotes.— Emetics (apomorphine, zinc sulphate, mustard); in
severe cases, atropine hypodermatically (1-60 grain, every 15 minutes,
until pupils dilate), chloral, strychnine, stimulants, artificial respira-
tion.
Note.— Incompatible with v^etable astringents and caustic alkalies.
AcrrvB PBmcTFUi.—Physostigmine CBserine), 1-300 to 1-100 gr.
Physostigmine Salicylate, 1-300 to 1-100 gr.
Physostigmine SiUphate, 1-300 to 1-100 gr.
Fluid Extract of seeds, 1 to 4 minims per pint. .$ 3.60
Nom^ lAquid, 1 to 4 minims per pint.. 8.75
Solid Extract, 1-8 gr per oz. . 1.90
Powdered Extract, 1-8 gr per oz. . 9.00
PiUs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 119, 496, 509.
JOiumidef see list in Appendix, No. 981.
.7&d^^7>7/^m/fitf, see list in Appeadix, ISoB. 1» V)\«l , ^\,««, «i^
171
PHYSOSTIGMA— Continued.
Diwiuil Tabirt Triturate, see llsC in Appeodii, Ko. 1081.
Ophlhaimic Tablet PKytnatigiaine anlicalale. IS rt.. . ..par i5. .8 .
ffSatxlervtaUcTiMet (30) Fnymttiamins mlpkate, MOOgr.,..
....per as, IS cents: pnrlCO..
Vet^rinarjf Hj/podermatic Titblet {5li) Phyaoetigoiine trtUov-
late, 1-4 er per dozen Cubes of 13. . B
PHYTOLACCA,
PkITOUCCI DECiSDIli, U
otJTe Had BoiDewhat narcotia.
rbeumattc BlTecUnns. 1q aciite i
'D beadoche, df an
DisibHtnient emetic, oathttrlic,
cquired a nsputation In ayphllltio and
>rrti(uas, and pitH(dve coagcfltloDB of Iha
ntcniB, ILtot, apleoa and otheF cr^acs: baa lately be«u beralded at
remedy for excemlTS adipose, tt being claimed to rapidly reduce tbi
diseased condition irithout aSevCing tbe general be<b ; also la said U
promote resolution in glandular tumors and swellings.
«
:J Fhytotacca roal^ 1
Potalered Extract FhylOlacca rt
Sgrs...
.Bgrs...
I
m Fhyfotacdn, ....... .M... ..per oz., .7.^
in Appendix, Nos. 31, im.
Tidilet, see list in Appenilix, No. 48.
Ueraiitx Compouiidi Trifolitim Comiioiiiui.
PICHI.
FiBiAHA IUBKICUTA, Sms £ Fayon,— DJuTetlc, tonic. tereUntlilnaie.
Bs of acute or clironlc vesical catarrli, ilependent upon gravel or
fcoric acid dlathema, tbis remedy tends to qulokij' modify die reol seoreUon
r tbe expulsion of sncb concretions as can pass through the
es (Ud permaneotly relieves chronic purulent mnaoua
s upon tbe liver indirectly; hence, la recommen"
~ dyspepsia due to bibary derangements. The
bs as a stimulant ta secretions. Contro-lndioatod wbera \
Fluid Extraet of sterna and fciVii I"'(incAIef<, 1.2 to E 6. dis
per pint..) 1.1
*_ Baud B^raet, a to 10 gra. j«roa.. ;
d Extrael, 3 to 10 grs .'pMiYt..
b0^JVciiEctraef,Sgra
periW,tl.SQ; jpei:dcit.\Kix«aOt\ann>... J
vin-rf^ai OIL .MT^rfc- jw-ac 4t» "^it- rn-mnsr ± 3i74ffur the
^r'Tjow ii "■■jinj >d?«3S2i*- His
asiB^ «i=*K^i& t: 3ae pnpiL ct the
» r:¥'r=i« I" :-:»■ :f & eras: li mo-
.. .65
• .90
- - -■,— lb.-.:*.- r i-*a. •» i« xt .i.?m9h2s. S». :<>. :1l ST. SB. 74.
ofldoB.. 8J0
/ i*:«4 /-.--o- -.*-x.^ : -■- *■ — ^"^y per pint.. f 1.30
?rS£-A?PLE-
K^k^K* >Ar:-.M. Scr-JvA— Ii hu reeestlr beeD dimyvmd that tbe
j'i./f ',f fr..*.4 of 'hffT^jt m*iSL}xrs fJL tbe natanl order Bronieliaoen
r^Mi-wi*^ 'fi*: f*/ijitjr ryf 'iiirtxt'ing proteids aod f<?rniixuE: peptones witlioot
n»i- l#itf^^.«.«M t»iAt *l0mf.lf}jm und€T the ase <rf other di jt i Mlim ferments.
W«- Mf*- «^w«: n^*ititn tor th*! prrj'lucts nuuiiifactured by the aid oi pine-
«ri|»li- ttfiuirnt hy tttH Mf;Hr|ijfrra-JuIia Food Co.. which we oommend to the
}v« /frt/mHln.
IMNK-ROOT. See SPIGELIA.
I'llMSSIiWA, She CHIMAPHILA.
IMTCIIIiR-PUNT.
Mahhahrnia imihimhiha, Miiiiit. HUrmiUuit, diuretic, tonic to mucous
fHiHiN. MtT«H«l h It III nIiikkImIi (ir t4ir]tlil oonditionii of the stomach, intes-
"t llvtir, kiiliii\Yn, uNi
1 Prensnf
PITCHER-PLANT— Continued,
^ of rhisome, Ifi to 30 minlniB per pint
PLANTAIN.
PuHTiOQ iiijoB. Linni.— AltaratlTe, dluretio, I'BtrlgBrant, hffimo-
"tatlc Emplo)-ed In dropay, dlsrrbcsa, djeentery, luemoirholda, bsonxa-
tuita,meaDrrtiB£iB, etc; a reputed atstidole to Utefl of raaomouB lasecta.
fluid SxtriKt of Uavet, l^lo 1 fluldrmhtn.... — ,. per pint. ,S .90
PLEURISY-ROOT, See ASCLEPIAS.
PODOPHYLLUM.
LuH PKLTiTDM, linn*.— Cothartlc or laxative according- to
^pB ir taliBn alooe. One oF the beat remedlea tor torpidity
^TODOFB
onvB PniNOiPi.ES.— PodopfcyHum resin, (7. iR'P. HopreaentB
the properdEs of Fodophylliiin In a highly conceatratod
form. IQ small doses is aporlsat and alterative; In targe,
R valued catliartlc. Dose: as a laxative, 1-8 to 1.4 gr.; as a
IPodsphT^'s,, f barm. Ger. 'Hijs product responds fullf to the
Qermai) Pbarmacopoalol teat. In medlcioal charactiir and
activity It Is BuuUar to theU. 8- P. preparation-... per OE..
l^MJOfjAyllin, SoliMe. Salable Id alkalloe menstruum. Being
quite (aateleeB In Holutlona of moderate Btrehgth. it ia
qieclally adapted to cambinatloaa ot alterative or neutral
character. Equally as active aa the Podopbylliun reain
of Hie U.S. P., In some doses peroi..
nxioph0[lo(axfn. The active constituent of the resin of
podopbyllum, and about twice as strong as the latter.
Dose. 1-IBtol.S gr. pefot, net..
Fltiid Extract ofrhiimM, 10 to 80 minlros. per pint..
FiMid Extract llanitrake Coiap. Each pint represents: Podo-
phyllum. 6oia. ; Senna, 4 oza. ; Leptandrlu. 4 oza. ; JaJap. %
ora. Dose; as a laxative, 1 Buldracbm; as a cathartic, I to
S fluldrachms per pint , .
Bee also fluid Eitraet Dandelion Compoand.
Tlormat Lignid, 10 to 20 nilnlms. per plut . .
Salid Extract, 3 to 4 grs per oh. .
Powderfd Extraet^ S to 4 grs........ .....per oi.,
PilU, see list in Appendix, Nos. M. SO, 48. 48, 60, 6S, Bfl, 111, SB,
98, 104, IW to IflO, KM, ITS, 814, 315, 217, ail, 301, 818, SM, 82S,
ata (o 38S, 370, S74 to 37fl, 602 to 618, 68D, 634, T4I, 7B5, 778. 780,
Till. MH, BID.
FMiOranuia. m
^~«.
m
PODOPHYLLUM— Continued.
Tablet Tnturates, aee list in Appendix, Nos. 142 to 145, 217, 220,
2n. S61, Sia, 320 to 822, 826 to 828, 386, 480, 481, 028, 627, 631.
Diurnal Tiiblet Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1082.
CompresMd Tablet», see list in Appendix, Noe. 9, 12, 147, 150, 202.
Capsules, see list in Appendix, Nos. 6, 102.
Ijozenges: Santonin and Fodophj^in: Santonin Cfotnpound.
Press^ root.
POISON OAK. See RHUS TOXICODENDRON.
POKE-ROOT, See PHYTOLACCA.
POLYPODY.
PoLYPODrcn YULOARX, Linn6.— Expectwaot, d^nulcent, purgative,
anthelmintic. Dose, 2 fluidrachms of infusicxi ((Xie ounce to the pint).
Pressed leaves.
POMEGRANATE.
IVnica Grakatum, Linn6.— The hark of pom^ranate root has
long been held an efficient remedy for tape-worm; without the aid of
castor oil or other cathartic. Should it not have a purgative effect, a
brisk cathartic is adN-isable. Its virtues seem to reside in the alkaloid
Pellet ierine. ^
Fluid Extract of bark of root, 1-4 to 2 fl. drs per pint. .$ 1.25
Pressed bark of root.
POPPY.
Papavbr somnifbrum, Linn6.— Sedative and anodyne. Used in pul-
monary affections ; is favorite ingredient in soothing syrups for children.
For other products from the Poppy, see Opium,
Fluid Extract of heads, 10 to 40 minims per pint. .$ 1.05
. Solid Extract of heads, 2 to 5 grs per oz. . .38
Pressed leaves.
POTASSIUM ACETATE.
Diuretic or cathartic according to dose. Has been found useful in
several skin diseases, such as proviusis, eczema, and lepra. May also be
given in tlie uric diathesis to render urine alkaline. Dose: as a diuretic,
1-3 to 1 drachm; as cathartic, 2 to 4 drachms.
See Fluid Buchu and Juniper with Potassium acetate.
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 11.
POTASSIUM ARSENATE AND ARSENITE.
Action very similar to the sodium salt and may be exhibited in like
doses.
Pink Orantde (704) Potassium arsenite^ ,1-100 gr
perlOO, 20 cents; per 500..$ .85
Diumuiet gee list in Appendix, No. 988.
r
I POTASSIUM ARSENATE AND ARSENITE— ConTmuEU.
' TiiblelTrituinteCifSjPotiualu.m animate, iSURT
per500, net, SOccoIh; imr 1000. net.. t .1
DIuniat Tablel Trifiirale, see list in Appentlls, No. loes.
Comprctieil Tablet, ege list in Appwidix. No. 133.
POTASSIUM BICARBONATE.
FosBeSBES some properties as the carbonate, hut ia more acceptable to )
Btomadi and palate. Dose. 20 to IVI grains.
See also lial ot CoBtprtaaed Tablets In Appenilix. Hoe, IB. 137.
EliiiTa, see IlBt In Appendix, Noa. 111. 113.
Granular Ilffenxxent Salt Potassi'um bicarbonate (10 gra. U>
eiKhdraohni) perdoz. 9ox., {3.46; perdox. 4 ox..
POTASSIUM BICHROMATE.
PowwFiil antiseptic: i> BoilietimeB useful In cases oF gastrii; a
and 1b said to be psrtieularly applioabie to those lora
i Emulate coocbi' of tho stonuch.
, Otumulfi, see list in Appendix. No. DM.
I DiwntUe Tablet IVffuratei, seelist in Appendix, Ko. 1U34.
► liiblel TWIurolg (BS7) PofossiMiB Bichromate, 1-2 gr.
per 500, net, IHisnts; per 1000, ne:
POTASSIUM BITARTRATE.
(CRE.M OP TARTAR.]
DiuretJo >nd refrieerant. Employed in dropsical affect
Oompreaaed Tableta, sen Hat in Appenijix, Nos. 103, 110.
Lozenge Sulphur Compound.
POTASSIUM BROMIDE.
n and spinal cord. lieDce ia employed to allay re
1 center, of tile K«nital plexus, of tlie oerebrum,
Of peripheral afferent nerves; Ims been found useful In epilepsy.
mil, Bee list in Appraidix, Noa, 519. ISO.
FUtk OmniiUi, see list in Appeodli, No. 70B.
d TViblel Pataasiun bromidn, Sgrs
409, per dnij, boxes, nrt, $1, BO; pcrlh., ne(..t
Uator OmyreSHedT'iKliiefiiiuAppendix.Noa. 13, 40,
"■ Stixira, see list hi Ajipendix, Noa. 41, 107.
olt Verbinf Coinp,. under fiWodictifOn.
PKmJ Salt Caffeine and PntamiJini l«-omlde. .
Imttles. per doz
I
SSeoh droclim contains;
Potaaslinii luamidjis, & K",
POTASSIUM CARBONATE.
SatUipiidAlariCotap.forB. P. decoction; FlaidBhubaTi
Oontp. toith Pofatnum.
pait, Bee IM la AppeudU, {ton. 2SS, 084, T4», TNI, TSa.
auKprwasd Ttabkt. see list la Appaadli:, No. 118.
Sgn^*, SM UK Id Append!!, Noa. W, IZ.
POTASSIUM CHLORATE.
i taplcaDy Ui InilolBat. ulcerated surfscea of the moutl
. tnUirDBlly, dtiae U Bdiaiiiigtered as a niuieilr tar utrcurial sal
, DoBO, » to IS grains,
I.' Potntiium chlorate, I Bud S gn., eltlier unQBTored or
wltb diocol&l«i Potaaium cMorate, 2 giu, wlDtergreea
Ilavor: FotatiiuM clilotate and AmmoniMm dtloride.
Omnpreaeed Tahtela. —
Fotaatum chlorate, B gn. .
perdoz. botclea of 40, net. '-«iit«: per lb.. net..%
li/tauiitnehlorate and Borax, SlSgn. eacli...per Bh. net..
Patatiiun Moralv and AnuHonlMin chloride
per dm. boicesof 40, net, QOoeuta; perB)., net.,
Potaxalaai ctHnraie. S I'S Kra. •
AjnmoQlum chloride, 1 1^ grs.
See also list ot Comprested Tablets. In Appendix. Nob. IT. 106.
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE.
al properties seem to be almlltr to those of Sodium chloride,
some t" iipHSess the nervous sedAtlTe poners of ~
POTASSIUM CITRATE.
K^rl£:ra'aat diaphoretic, a<?ceptable as od effi^verfcent drink. eS'
peoiall/ when disaolrHl [n an excess of letnon jidce. Of vsJue In r
tlsm, uric add dlatliealH, etc. Dose, iO grains.
Sirrup Potaanium citrate and Ipecac per doz
o hithia VorApreaaed J^ablet^.na^er Lithlam Onrbont
POTASSIUM CYANIDE
» Antiseptic, sedatlvcL, antispasmodic, cardiac deprcflsant employed
Uierapeutlcally In mental dlseaseu. pnerpenU manlA, eclampsia, melaikn
choUa, imgiDa pectoris, gastntlglo. functional lomlitiug InmbH^ nen-
raigia, uercous cough. couf;h of phthisis, whoophig couit)i dyspepsia o$.
pbtblsia, urticaria, licheu ti'opicus. ecxemo, lmpeVtB°
POTASSIUM CYANIDE-^Ci
DturituJe. EM list la Appeuclti:, I4o. 936.
'e, aeo Hat in Appeodix,
it Tritura.
POTASSIUM AND IRON TARTRATE.
An Bereeable clialybeate, reputed to be more reedlly alisorbi
any oUier fetTU|;liKms preparatlau ; From Us slight taste end rwd; boIu' J
hUity, la one of the best for adiniQistrattjn to oliHdren. Adult dose, 10 J
toSOgraiuB.
PtU (fS3) Potasti-um and froii tartraie, 2 gra
per 100, 40 oents; per 600.. I 1.
POTASSIUM HYPOPHOSPHITE.
Of tnliie In pbtlilBis, or ^bwe there la aefidencj of nei-va power di
to deblUty; alao exhibited In Bcrofuloua diseases of chUdien. Dose, Id
toSOer^ns.
OampTcned Tabltti, aee llat In Appendix:, Hos. 81' to 19.
Si/ru-pi. BM list in Appendix, Nos. 11, 13; also Bematic Htp<
ptioaphiiM. '
Qtffcerole Hypophoaphitea -. ....,..',..... per i^t..S 1.00
Each duidoUDce repreBente:
Calcium hypopboapliite, gi^.
Sodium hypophOBphlte, B gra.
Potassium Uypophosplilte, 3 grs.
POTASSIUM IODIDE.
Alterai
eobst
inatlve of great value. Used
tivatmoDt of syphilia; also In
parfllydja. Dose, 2 (o li
DDJunctlnn with mercnrial sa
W^Hropayy muscular rheuniatJsin, ai
Pilli, see list In Appendix, Nos. BT, 531, 5311.
Compmaed Tableti, see list ia Appendix. Nos. 45, 49, 110, 133, 100.
£ltEirj, me list In Appendix, Nos. 48, 113.
Sffrup, see llat to Appendix, No. 4S.
Bee bIsq IVJ/oKiim QompouTut.
POTASSIUM LACTO PHOSPHATE.
Combines tlie l^temipeutlc properties of potassium plioHpbate am
^botteaold.
Spvpi, see list In Appendix, Noa. S, £9.
POTASSIUM NITRATE.
Kefrlgowit, diuretic, diaphoretic, antiseptic; locally an irritant o
Imultint, according to concentration. A valuable remedy in feren
Ic charaoter; Is brat administered fa solution.
POii, see list In Appendbi, Nos. 348. 353.
Pink GranuJe, see list In Appendix, No. 706.
Compreatd TabUU, see list in Appendix, Htm. \2V, ^a^,^&^..
178
POTASSIUM OSMATE.
BBecDUBeDded In tbe DtEbt BirrHU ot |i1itlila&
Diiinmtt. we UM io AppcmlU. Ko. 93IL
Mwnol TabUI IWInratit. we list in
POTASSIUM PERMANGANATE.
L poimful attniulMit. anclBeptle, readUr pnrtliig wlrh
triwt; tieBoe mnUalde Is polmiiiix bf Kllmloldal Balls, si
ftc; bireit«nittliiae,iiiwbeappiled in a pondered fan
b bw proTsd benflcU ai
g in bo^tal ganereoe. utivTa, dlpli-
Imide wounds; also as an injectioa
L, etc.; IntcnuU; it is doiiued a very vaiuaUB
led Biibculaueously In opium nar-
X amcDorrtuBa, 1 to S graina.
raU (ronimsHd) *ee llrt Id Appendix, Noe. BUIoSX.
OMMprcBTd roMf f<. we list [n Appendix, Nos. 1%, in to 1
POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE.
Eoiplored aa an alleraUve In BttroTuIa, and phUilglE. Dobs, 10 tt
ralna Hues ttowB a day.
DUel.BeellBtlD Appendix. No. 176.
aeeUstin Aiqieodlx. Nos.«, W.
POTASSIUM SALICYLATE.
w practically the same pnqiertlea as tJie scxlluiii salt.
POTASSIUM AND SODIUM TARTRATE.
dom d(Baer«eine wiUi the etoiuacb;
A gentle and coollug lonat
la parUeularly acceptable in Uie fonn of seidllti pi
~ ibrifuKC, SO (fl M grains; aa on antUitbtc, 00 Co l!Kl gtsins, lareel]' diluted,
ireral times a day; as a cathartic, alnut one om
Pili (fXI) Jperi™l, SauerS perlOO,
Etixirt, see list In Appendix. Nob. D8, 83.
POTASSIUM SULPHATE.
Fonnerly used as a purgative, but baa (olleo
MoblnaBon, Dose, as a purgaOve. B to 4 draeb
PiOs, Bee list Ip Appendix, NcB. 197. TSl, 748,
OompretKd Tableti, see Uet in Appanilix, Ni
PRICKIY ASH, See XAWHO^"
PRIDE OF CHINA.
ij.— Calh&rtic. el
e narcotic effeclu slmilur to Bplgella; 1
Fluid Ertnmt of bark of ruol, 1^ to 1 (1. d
PRIVET.
LioUBTHiTu TULOARE, Unoi. — Afltrfiig«it. Va]ijal)le lu cliroulc bowel
ComplalntB. ulceration ol Blflouuih BUd Intestloes. lUid us k gargte tor
ulcers oC month and Uiroat, Doee. a to 4 oimoes of Infusloti (one ouDca to
the pint).
Pretaed leaves,
PULSATILLA.
Amehdke PiTiAiTiLLA, Llnn^.— UteraUvB, BMlattieaudiuitlapBBniodlc.
AdmlniBt^red with boaeflt Id eeoondar? Bypl^Uls, and chronic cntanoouH
enipUoaa oF a noa-spFCifiu nature; Iilghly ea
aflectfcms of mucoua membrane; for tlia n^llB[ at nervous eihaUBtloa, ,
especially following menstmal dtron^ments and sedentary IkabllBi and
the Tarious manlTestaUons of faysUuio,
• Fluid Extract 0} b£rh, I lo 5 minima. per plnt,.t 1-90
J^udered £ctn>cf, 14 to I gr per at.. Si
ab6W Tt^watt CaOfO PulmHHo Knc(««, 1 minira
perHO, net, SllceaM;psrI(X».iHt.. .«
Praatd kerb.
PUMPKIN.
CucuRmTA Pepo, Linnj.— The Bceda are mucilaginous imil tenldde*
Itccomnicnded In tlie tfeatment of Btraneury and uriniuy alTectJotia. In
K-BBtrttto, enleritia, febrile diseases aad (fonorrhtea. When givon for tapo-
rqrm, foUoir after two houts with a brisk catliartlc
FluU Bstrati of feed, For tape-mmn, eT^wrote, M a Rende
beat, two fluidounc«s of the fluid extract to one-halC Ituld-
Duuce; let the patient lake this at one dole, fastlDc, In the
monJuK. Dose, 1-2 to E Buidouuceo per pint f 1.89
PYRETHRUM.
Ah^cvolds PKhE'E'iiunH, DeCandolle. — A powerful Irritant, used
aJmoot excLusivelj' as a. eiaJB^gue in ccriAin rhounjatic and neuralgio
alTectlaiw; as a local stlroulaut in paralysis of tongue and throat, and
relaiatlon of tJie uvula- Also emplojed by dentists to banuinb j^orlnus
teeth prior (o tilling.
Fluid Extract of root, 1-8 to 1 fluldrachm. to be held In the
mouth but not swoUaved. per pint, .{ 1-90
.Prewed roof,
QUASSIA.
FiCFUCi DCBLBi fSiartJ) LIndltsy.— A purely Utter toTic,ul^'l^^stJ,^
lag Ibe ajvleai irlciiout lnoreaslng heart actiou. It, ia paiUoi^niVj bAusAbV
J» |iW Wt «l f M of tile dlgtWJTO
I
I
I
I
I
Qy ASSI A— CONTDIUED.
Fluid Snncl of kwhI. Mo IS minima. per plnt.-t I.IXl 1
ftu nrtt i ' al Bitracl. 1 gialii and upward* per ca..
Solid Erirael. 1 EnUd vid iipwurdi. per oi..
PillM, «cie UM Id Appendix, Noe. H3, m.
Ccmjinweit Tabtrt». hm list in Appendix. Noe. 47. IM.
(y;EBRACHO, See ASPIDOSPERMA.
QUEEN-OF-THE-MEADOW,
vithAl BDmewbat BlhniilAnt and BsOiiigflob. Has acquired a reputAtJon in
gratel. Btrangury and all clkTonlc diseases of tbe urinar? oreana. and ma;
be med with excdlent effect in dropsical affectkna, biBPiaWirta. gout and
fbtid Sttrari o/ root, 30 to SO piioiniB per p]n(..S .SO ,
Svlftl Attract, 3 to 10 grs. p«-«.. JS
Omeentration Eupurpiirin, 1 tolgTB per as.. IM
Preued haves, I^fofd root.
CyJlLLAJA.
QciLLAjA SAPoNAftiA, MoliDa. — latflmaUy, U eoteemed as a aubatjtute
r aea^ea, beloe iwUer home, and aeldom inducing lomiUng or diar-
rhoea; lis iweeler Msle rendera it more acceptable to children: It is mors
powerful siniK it conlAina Bve times the proportloa of lAe same two glu-
coaides that are present in Beti^^ wlUi Uie additional advants^ of bting
more constant in quaotlty.
Fluid Sxtraet of Soap-tne bark. Does: for a cMd, 2 minims;
for adults, e mininu. taken homl; per pint..) 1.80
Fmged Imrk.
QIJININE, Se£ cinchona.
QUININE-FLOWER.
Sabbatu ELLiomt, SleudeL— Tonic, febrifuge, antlperiodlc; pcsseeeas
much the some properties as dnchona barks, la ita habitat is employed
for the relief of paludal feren, being pushed uotji it produces tinniJiu
aurium; Its reputation as aoautiperlodiu was gained in the South during
the late war owing to the scarcity of quinine.
fluid Extrael of root, 1-2 to 1 fluidnlchm every two hours.
To be increased in quantity In obstinate casts per pint..S 1!.SB
RAGWEED.
AMBttoaiA AHTBaiiHLGFouA, Uun*. — AsCiingeEt. Employed as an
application to frcflh wounds and inflajnmotions of the soft parts arising
from Injuries, also to hmmorrliolds; is said to exert a stimulant acUan In
the ln>hoid state.
B 1
i3i
RASPBERRY.
baux. — Similar id medicttiaJ pfc^>erties t
bark of the root of the otlier TorieJi^fi ol
blackberry, la found useful in relaxed omdilicms of
dreu. diarrhoea, dyteBtiTT, pa^re htnnatriiaeca. <
In gonorrhcGa, gleets lencorrtuoa and prcd^sus ani
uterine contractions, even where ergot has Mled.
Flvid Extract of leatia, to tioKoaaiaiB perjAit.-S l.M)
Solid Extract, Stow en... ^. peroz.. M
Prfited leava.
RED CLOVER.
Tbivolioi PKiyxKBK, Unnf.— Deobetment. alteratJTe. Bniatire. The
Uossoms are used in Infusion In wboopine-onugb: also emploj-ed with
success in the treatment of scrofula, and exlemaUj- as a irash for in-
coDdfCloiied uloera.
Fluid ExtntBl of Uosnniu, I-3to3SuidrBChms per pint..S l.SD
Solid SrtnKt,5 to SSgra. peroz Ja
Compnned Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 48.
Bee also TrifoliMm CompouTUj.
Preucd bloaomi.
RED COHOSH.
ACTJU sPLCATi, LInui; via. HitBiu, Alton,— A viOlOTt purgative.
It be naed with caution. The root is beliered to poBsess narcoUa
with water and applied locally, the Quid extract acta
n Insecticide.
fluid Ectract D/ root, S to 90 minims. per [^t..S 1.80
RED GUM,
A ruby coiorod exudation from EuoiLiprcs bobtbat*. SobJeohtendal,
le other apediK Imported from Australia, From eighty to ninety
per cent, of Itls soluble in cold water. It la intensely astringent to mucous
meinbraiie. conaequently has been given to check the purghig of mercu-
ric pill administered for syphilis. Has been likewise recommended for
sea BicknesB, This .gum should be distinguished from the ciKniDon
Aoatrallan " Botany Boy " Kino, said to be the product of EiKalmitiu
mini/era. The latter is very resinous and little soluble In water,
tfiuidBtd Ottm ; per pint. .$3,60
RED MAPLE.
iiaa Btrsaiiu, Uimi.— A mild astringent. Used as a loUon for sore
B; Its Ttrtoea otbemise are not known.
Preutd bark.
RED OAK.
(JiniBOUS BimtiA, LlnQj,— Contains much tannin and tberefoifi la a use-
aatrbigent. KmptnyedlDclironicdiacTbcBa,chroDicmuGousdieohBrges,
eta,; externally as an application to Indolent ulcers and hiemorrholds: as
an Injection for leucorrbcsa, and as a gaigte tor cekaax&XbiwX,, «E,.
(
El
RED OSIER. ^^^^H
Hutus IT— n— . UB1I6.— Tonic and »lriii£ait. Uv '^^^^^^^l
tuH tcrIXigtnoi(OarniuJlorida)in sune dcaes: i* ■4^^^^^^|
iogof preKWUicr. utd iHHaunended tu drataTi ul<»n,^^^^^^^H
ore™. ^^^^^^
I
Fluid Erlmct of bar*. 9) XoVO minima. F«f pint..! l.OS
RED POPPY,
pAPiTn BniA't Umie.— Said to be aaiadjjie an^ aam^aiOiye
In but nay west opiate.
Preoed (lauen.
RED ROOT. See JERSEY TEA.
RED SAUNDERS.
of PnnocAiipra aAKTALiHOB,
lyed for coloring purptwea.
See Fluid Lavender Compound and IMmid Lavender Comp.
for B. P. tinctvrt.
RENNIN.
It n-aB fonnolf bcHered Uiol Che prDpertj- o( ounHins milk was an
Inbereiie ottrlbate of pe|)^, but Uils oplciun is no longer Knable, slcce [t
baa been plaiuijr proTen tliaC cuseln in curbed by Rennin, a rermenC dle-
ttoCt (ram. but oasoclalHl with, pepda in (he gastric juke. We tate
pleaaure in placing M Ihe disposal of the medical profession a superior
soluble Remiin in pultendeut fonu. — one grain is capable of ourdliag one
pint of milli. and it will be found a raluable agent for the pntpaiatlon (^
Junket or Curds and Whey fordlel«Cic piirpoBes. .per oz. vial, nel..t 1J8
E Tahiti TritMralc (■»») Bennin. 1 er. ^
K perbot. of SW.nef.SS cents; per hot. of 1000. nt
r RHAMNUS WIGHTII, wroHT & arnott.
Tonie and afltrin>:^t; from chemical examinations made It tiati b(
sugsestud that tiie nark may possess properties
lliomand Caficara Sagnida,
Fluid Eitracl of barh, 10 to lOmlaImB per pint,.! S.ilj
k RHUBARB.
Bbedh ornciNALS, Balllon, ~ Cathartic, tonic and aatrlngent; i
atringeocy is exerted sfter the cathartic effect, rendering it very ti '
able remedy In bowel complaints. Ita tooie pawere render in useful tt
hahltuflJ constipation and dyapepaia.
Fiald Sittracl of root, E to SO minims per pint..) S.
Fluid RKabarb Jromalic— Three times the strength o
LoffldaJ aromatro Oncture of Rbuljorb. U. 8. P., which it c
wise resemble in every partlcuiar. It Is employed Ft
tixt&apottWGoas preparation o£ sjoma^ eyruc ol ^
183
RHUBARB— CoNTfNUED.
bdog preferable to tlte oiTlcIal Uncture, as 11
ducB BO large a proportioQ at aJcohoL
100 Cc represeute: 1 pint repres
00 Qm Bhiibarb ]Do
ISGm.
18 Om.
BGm.
Dose, 1-4 t<il fluldracbm per pint. .( a.
Fluid Extract Bhubiirb Cump. tBith i^fossiUTii,— Tonic, antacid
and l&zatlve. Usol prinaipally in diarrhoea, djseQt«ry, chol-
era morbus, cholera Infantum, and in the same diseases as
componnd powder of Hhubarb, It Is frequently of use In
correctlag acidit)' of Btomach. ajid ma; be employed aa a
gentle laiotiie, especlslly during pregnancy, and when pUea
arsprassit. Eocb pint represents; Ethubarb, 6 oss. ; Casda
CXimaiaoa, 4 <aa. ; HydroBtla, 4 ozb. ; Potassium carbonate, 1
Dz.; Olt Peppermint, 30111. Dose.IBtotWmliiima..perplnt.. 1.
FhUd firtraci SJiiibarb and Senna.— A mild oatharHo. adapted
to coadvoness with gastric uneasiness in persons of a goutjr
habit. Eacb pint repreuenlf: S ozs. each of Rhubarb and
Beuna. Dose, 15 to M minims perpint.. 1.
S'lvid Shiibarb, avvel.— Four times the streuj^h of Uie ofndal
Tinct. Bhubarb. iweet. Dnse, 1-4 BJ 1^^ fl. dra.... per pint,. 1,
100 Oo. represeDtc: 1 pint reiH^sents about:
40Gm Jlbubarb - <\sjin,a
IBGm Olfoyrrhiza ..
. . .2 i-S OE
. 2-Boi
^m On
^^KSee
K
See also Liquid RlmbaTb for B. P. tinstvre; Fluid Stetract
Srfndelia Compound.
Jformal Llqafd BhUbarb, S to SS minims. perpint.. I
Solid Extract of Rhubarb, 2 to 10 grains per <»..
Solfii Edract Rhubarb Compound. Pharvt. Qer. Ext. Bhubarb,
fi parts; Ext. Aloea. S parts; Kfsin Jalap. 1 part; Soap, 4
parts. Dose, StolOgrabis per ot..
JVifllered Stetract Rhubarb^ E to lOgraJne.. per oz..
JWi, see list iu Appendix. Nos. 49. 60, W. SI, 133. Via, 173, tsi,
soi, aa, S^, wi, 3S5. 3?s, 881. Boa to sn, Tsa.
Tablet Triturata. see list in Appendix. Nos. «7. 888, 48U, 828.
Cotnprased Tablets, see Ust in Appendix, Noa. SS, 1D4, 13i, IW.
Blixirt. see list in Appendix, Nos. 110, 113.
Sitrvpt, see list in Appendix, Nos, 40, 41. 42.
Rlmbari Fingeri. A Brst-clasa grade of root pressed into
fl per lb. (80 plecesj, net,.
RHUS AROMATICA, aiton.
Deemed a remedy for those coLdltioos wbicli give riuo to urinary J
■•- »"^
184
RHUS AROMATICA— CoHTDiUED.
It klso scU H an exdtant cm the DOO'iid-i&ted mtnwdec at Uodder, titonis,
and iDfericrr portloD of the dlgctrtjie consL
fluid Extract of bark 0/ Totrl, 5 to 30 minims per pint. .{ 3.00
Solid Eitract, 1 laSgrs. per 01.. .Tt
RHUS GLABRA.
Bbub oi.unu, Llnnf,— Tonic, utringait, onUseptic. Employal fa
t ■ gDnorrbiBK, leocorrhcBa, illiiniHe&. dysettterr, ajtd iu profuse pera|riraUoa
, from d^)lUt]ri the berries are lOceKlse diuretic and refrigerant.
Fluid EitnKt StitiuKk barli, 1-S lo 9 fluldrachms per iHnt. ,|
S'luirl Extract Rliia Otabra Qierrieg), 1 toSfl. diB ps'i^t..
OotuxrUratUm SAunn, I (o3 grs per oz..
PrelKd baric. Preaed leapet.
Dlant DBTcotlc; promotea
1^ •Mretor? fimcUotia of tbe Skis and Iiicliieys. aad producea a stupefying
> (fleet upon Uie Dormia system; trhan higcHied [wmotea more or le«
r InJtation of tbe stomach and Inwds. Uaed In the treatment of obsdnate
s disordera, drapay, nocturnal incontineace. chronlii panlyslB,
Bdcs and prickings 0:
le emeHra followed b:
f'tfeoAeymptomsBslheyarlseon general principleB.
Fluid Erfraci 0/ leaves, B to 80 minlmB
Ptnedaed Extract, lA toSgra per 01..
Tablet Tritwate C19S} Ehm ToxtcodeiidTon tiiKture, I mfnim. .
perSCO. Mt, aScenla; per 1000. net . .
PreiKd leaves.
ROSE.
Pale, U. 8. P., Kosi centifolu— 3led, U. B. P.. Rosa oallica, LianC |
— Palo rose pelAls ore seldom employed medicEnally; those of the n
re used for their plcaiunt ostringency in aphiJiutis and other ul<
it mouth, ears, anus, etc., Inflammation of eyes, htemorrhages, ai
i
1
and alkalies, and!' j
..per pint. .« l.»J
mildsf
ingent Is Indicai
PiOi, aee list in Appendix, Noa. 19, 14, XH. TlS. 71E, 717. 719. 736,
ras, 788, T44, 745,
Losxnge Sate^ieaf and ^fum., -.,,,,- ..,,,.... per 1b..$ JiO'4
Pretttd FaU Bote petals.
iiciMALtB, LIziDf,— Employed in fuuotionn] i
ROSEMARY— Continued.
Bee Fluid Lavetuler Compotind; TAguid Lavendfr Conip.
for B. P. tincture.
Preaied Jlotceri. Premed leaves.
ROSIN-WEED.
Snj'Bini UCEHUTDH, Lhni^.— ToqIc. diaphoretic, alterative, emetl
Very beaeflcial in dry, obstinatt; couglia and Intenulttoit fevera; 1
action ftppeara lo be analogous to grindclia robuata; aaid to rellw
■' he&T» " in harsea.
Fluid Extract of fter6. 1-2 t« J fluidraduij per pint,,! II
Freaaed leavei. Fretted too
RUBUS.
i. Ailoa.— Astrtugent an
aa an ingredient in componi
HutaiB, t5o«s.;aovea.I.BoE.; Caaala Cinnamon, 1 oi. Dose,
14 to 1 flaidracbm. Particularly adapted to the treatment
of the dlarrhcBa of infants and yonng persona per pint . .
)S attract Rii>ni«,S to 10 sr^ per ox..
jdSslracl Rulnu, S to lOgra per oz..
to 9 fluidrachmH perdoE, plnta,. '
* JlinipBIiHakteTTv jlromnlis. 1 to 3Buldraclmia..p«-doi. pints,. ',
Prened root.
RUE,
Rdta qiuiecilems, Llnni.— a powerTul emmeosgc^ue iu cases
runotloaal uterine Inootivlty; also at value In hjBterlo. coamlBioiia and
flatulence, tha oil being preferred for the latter,
FItttd Extract d/ leainw, 10 toSOmlnimB per pint.. S I.M
I Solid Extract, Siaigta peroz.. Jf
Pitt Ont) Emmenagaaut, RigautTs... period, 15 cants; per BOO..
Preuedhrrb.
RUMEX.
tYHLLOW DOCK.]
Bmm CRIBPITB, !.Inn&~ A Iterative, tonic, mildly laxative, not u
rhubarb. Elmployed in cutaneous disorders, and appears to be of Berrloa
aiatiieefu.
Fluid Sxtraci of root, 1-3 to 1 fluldrochin per pint.. S I.IS
fluid Extract Yelloio Dock Componnd. Hoslongheldahlgh
alterative compound In the tofni ol \J« sjtu^
fi^ tile m«lrlr.]T of Whlch It Is ^BdsUj ^Aay^t-A 'Sw^.
^^_ Fluid S
^^K Fluid I
f
^K SABBATIA CAMPESTRIS, nuttalu.
^^^■^ fiKld lo reJiere alck-lieBdacbG when caused bf deranged dige«t]c>t);
^^^nNetuI otBO w an auUpeHodIo and (irarCDtatJT? of mlBJfmaClc fererB; and
^^^Bfal drachm dowH^ every four hmire, Is a reliable
^^Hnom rBTSTB, and in generBl deUlity of tbe syHtem.
^^H Fluid Rctraet of plant, lA to 1 fluidraubm per pint.. S
RUMEX— Continued.
pint repTGHIite: Bumei. 8 oza.; Falw BlUeiBweet, 4
Aiuerkno It;. S oa.; Figwort. 2 on. Dose, 1-9 to 1
drschm per pint. .% 1 JW |
id Extract, S lo BO grains
SACCHARIN, See TAR.
I
SAFFLOWER.
riHOTORioB. Llnni. — A domeotie remedy employed tl
Btnnxiote efBuresceiice Id measlflewid otliu-aianthematA;i»adlaphon
d b) dissipate Incipient calorrb and muBcular
Uam. iJUHtlve in larso doeos.
fluid Extract of Jloreli, 5 to EO minima perpbt. .( a.W
Prt^aed fioreU.
SAFFRON.
■Hie stigmas ol dtocra sativcs, IJnn*.— Tormerly madi usedu
antlqiavnodlc and noji^tie emmenagogue; now cblefly employed to 1b
t color and Saror.
See Liquid Alott for B. P. decoction; Liquid Cincluma
Comp.for B. P. tincture; Llqaid Cuntomoin Comp, for
a. F. tinctfire.
pittt. aeo list In Appendix, Noa. 271. Tia, 746.
SAGE. See SALVIA.
SALVIA.
[SAGE.]
SiLTU oencmtiAs, Linn^.— SUmiilant aromatic, U
a well-lfno\™ domestic dlapboreUc lis aafrlngency is ot sorrtca as a
gargle for the mouth or throat, and Ha aromatio quality renders it useful
Fluid Extract of Icavei, 1-Bto 1 ftuldrachm. per pint.. (
Preaeed leaves.
SAMBUCUS.
SiMHnctia cuiu>ENais. liaai.—Barli: Hydingogue cathartic 1
ployed as a remedy in divipsy. Floietrn Stimulant, diaphoretic.
aometrbat diuretle. Applied hi fomentation In eryulpelna, e-'"""'
I
>nd,^H
1
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^L SAMBUCUS-CoNTWuSD.
^^^ Bee also Shiid Bj^tract StllUngin Coin-inxind,
Elixir, see list Id Appendix, Vo. US.
Sgrup, see list In Appendix. No. 61,
Prftaed bark, praaed rtoiHer*.
1
SALOL, SALOPHEN, See TAR
1
SAMPSON SNAKE-ROOT. H
UaefiJ In all caws o( enreeUod mucous tissuca attended wicli dlaehBrge.
glands are toTOlTOd.
Frtaei root. .^H
SANDALWOOD. ^M
la mora reodlir toleratol ty «ome than the oil. "^H
^K FJuAj extract of wood. Cinnamon adds to Its ]>alatAbi]|tr. -^H
^H PtU«,geeliBtinAppendii,Nos.ISa,S8S.
to 4S, BB, 91. ■
1
^V SANGUINARIA.
PP^ •eoreUon; in large doses causeant, reducing pulse, and acting aa aa ^H
Oftenw bnming in tlie stomach, irrtigo. Impaired Tision, oiormiDg prt«r^^^|
traUon, eW. Chiefly employed as a stlmiilnnt enpeotoranl to brDDChitli,^^|
(roup aDd aBtbmB. ^^M
^H fluidftrtracCa/rbfEoine. l>oBe:aiBnemeticlOtal»niinimH; ^^M
^^^i See also Fluid Exiraeii Wild Cherry Compound; Hore- ^H
^K homd CompouBd. under MantiWunt; ZofisKo Con- ^1
^^L jH>und,'P>Tiiu Compound, under IFTutePJiie. ^H
.. 1^1
Z"l »^^
^^^^^ «B UBt In ippendix, Nob. BB, 2J8, sua to ESB.
^^9
SANCUINARIA— Continued.
rubUt 7VUumt«. 8» list in AiipeDdlK. No^ S86 to 969.
ContpratBd Tablel. see list In Appendli, No. iSl.
Sl/nip. aee llBt In Appendix. No. 37.
Jhholant, see list In Appendix. No 9.
See »Iki A-nodic^ Pi"' Expecloranl.
PreuBlrool.
J SANGUIS BOVINUS EXSICCATUS.
[dried bullock's 81.000, DEFIBRINATEO.]
On tlie addition of water this preparation [a in all fssentlal reepecM
Iw to trveh bullock's blood, tbus ailordlng a valuable remed; to
M irbo caoDOt reson to the abattairt (or the naCural fluid.
In l-<-pound cans perdoz., nel.-S 9.(10
SANTAL OIL. See SANDALWOOD.
SANTONICA.
['-" "-"»»•)
Arthihu PAitciTLOiu, WebeT.— A rtsmod; fOT luiDbTlcolds Aod KacaT-
IdcB. Geoerally employed in the form of the active principle, Banttmin.
PiOl. Bee list in Appsudii, Noa. 44, 586 to fiSg.
Pink Oranule, Bee list In Appendix, No. TIO.
^^ TViblcf Triturata, aee IlBt la Appendix, Hoe. IM to I5B.
^^L .Cofnule Cn) Gbntonin aTid Cailar Oil.
J
. , per diu. boxes ol 1^ doz. .( £.10
i.si^ Qm. Cabout 40 ni.)*
' Loanget. A favorite form of exblbltlng Santonin to children.
Santonin, 1-3 and 1 gr. ; ^nfanfn and Oalonel, in three
colon, chocolate, [dnic. ajid white; Santonin Compound;
Santonin and PodophyUin.
SARACA IKDICA, LiNNe.
Aatrhigent, uterine etslatlve. Employed b; Hindus in uterine affe
tiona, eepedally tDenoirha^; also aa an application to hsmoirholda.
, ffbtid Sxtract of bark, Mtol Ruldiacbm perphit..t 1.00
SARSAPARILLA.
[, U. 8. P. varieties. ExtensivelJ employed in Baoonitary
Tofulou
WflvidSittTiKtSanapaTillii. 30 ta UOmiohnB. per p[nt..$ 1.60
fVbiid Extract SanapariUa (Pom). This valuable siwcies ia
oomparativBly unknown lu American marketa, the supplies
being csrHed through the ububJ chaimela of trade from
BrazataEarope. JDoae. M M BO mlniin» — ital.
■
^H SARSAPARILLA-CoNTiNUEo.
^^H jriuid Extract Sanaparilla Compoaid per plat, .f 1,10,
W Sa;::::;:::::8!SSi!:;.;;-.-.-.:-.'."iS:
Non.-Tlie ingredieotB of this Buid eitract ditter Bomawhat
UiB Bpealal piiipo» ol conTenioics In maldng tlie Utter see
below.
. fluid SariaparaUi Compound (Jar Syrup). Dose. SO to flO
Sasaarnu root. S rat. Uoi^reoD bark. 1 oz.
Solid Retract aaraaparma Comp., 4 to lOgnUna per ox.. X7
PowdfT/a Extract SarsaoariUa.* ta 10 eraha uerra.. .W _
till (SBUI aartanarilia EHiract. S las. oar lUO, 45 cenlfl; Dei MW, . U.ltf:^|
.fwTUM. BW list In ADDeadii. Noa. 4S. «. 46. ^M
SASSAFRAS, ^
cJilefly to impfirt Bovor.
K FI««Erirc«:(o/6<xrfco/rM*,l-S«.lfluldrftchn....perpint,.$ .» ,
^^k See ^so Fluid Finui Comp.; FHid Eitract Sartaparilla ^M
^■^ ilia Coma, for B. P. decoction. ^H
r.nr™,«.-Br™:M«l-fJuft,h. ^H
,/>WMd bartofraot. ^^^|
■ 'J^
^m SASSY-BARK.
^^B ERmnuiFiiuit'H dvDiEEHgE, Don. PoBQNDiTs Tbc cmlefti polsOD Of
^^V Angtda, It Bppesn to be emetic, astringent, narcoUo. imd to sn-enetlKia
^^^ UKlmodentte the heart like DtgltaUB. 8aI<] taliaiebeen auccesBfully eiii-
^^V_ pbgred In iIlarrliiBa. ijaeaf^tj and coUc.
^^K AxTiDon*.— EineUc* or Btoiuafh puiup. U uifllclDDtly earl^, Vbb
^^H MimuLuitB and treat on general principles. Nux Vomica faas been recom*
^^H ueuded u a plij'slologks) antidote.
^^H Fluid Bxiract of bark, B Co IS minim a. used u'itb cautluu
^^k perplut..»a50
^^ ok
SAVINE.
JimPERi's tUBiNA, Linn^. roiaoMOua-— Kmrnpnagoijiie. dluretjci, dia-
phoretic- In lor^ dosee inducea gaatro-enteritis; contra-indlcat^^ wbere
general or local inflainmatioo Is present; In small dosea, is reputed efficsr
checking a tendency to abortion, and also aa oC benellt in menoT'
Ahtidot^.— Emetlca, castor oil. opiates, linseed meal poultice ts
I
fhild Extratl of lopi. S to30 minima per pint..) 1.
See aJ80 Fluid Extmcti Blue Cokollt Comp, ander CBuEopA]/!-
Iwn; Pink-root <%mp. under Spigelia.
Solid Extract, 1 b)4grs per ox..
PHU, see list m Appendix. Noa. 868, S70, Wl, SSI.
Campraaed TahUti. see Hat in Appendix, Noe. S4, 156.
Freaied top).
SAW PALMETTO.
Jisjn £ Hooifer.— A geneml tonic promoting
In oatarrli, ozteua, clironlc bronchitis, acate
and chronic iaryngitia, asthma and whoopingoough. A remarkable elTect
1b, that while controlling cough and lung trouble, it appears to act aa a
Duifient tonic, and so aids digestion and asBlniiiation that there is a very
rsiiid gain in strength.
Recently atlenticin baa been called to a Bpeclaliy vitalizing acUon upon
tlie ^anda of the reproductiye apparatus as mamoiB!, oraries. etc.. hence
is specially recommended In all cases of wauting or atrophy oC the uterus
and appendages, and of th«r mole analogues, tt
EFIwilEthmlo/jTesfcierrieg. l^lo31iuidrachmH,.perphit..> lOCL J
Solid Extract of fresh berrie), 5 grs. and upwan
Ckimtn-eiiied Tablet, see list in Appendii. No. II
CapstUea, see iiet ia Appendix, Nob. B8, QI.
Em
SAXIFRAGE.
!a r^othache; as a gargle to remove
riuid Extract of root, IB to »
L J 'rv t t^ root.
d mucus hi throat,'^3
...perpluca UO^I
js exudaTJoa from the root of Convolvulus Scahhoku,
1. but feeble hepatic atimulniit. with t«tideticy U
occa^DD griping. Bdog somewhat unceitaln as a. purgative. Is b«t ^vei
it] comlrinat^on, as with colocjDlh. Doiy meDtioDed for tbe preporfttloDa \
iDto which it enters. Dose. 5 (o 10 graiiK.
See Poipdered E-ctract Colocvnih Compound,
POla. see list hi Appendii, Nos. IM. 197, BS5, 731, 748, 134.
Tallei Tritta-alea, see list in Appendix, Noa. 330 M 3%
CmnpreMted Tablet, see Ilat In Appendix, No. ICO.
SCARLET PIMPERNEL.
for rheumatiSDi : also used wiih some si
Fl^id Edract of Aerh) 1
reputaUoB as a ramedy
I
SCOPARIUS.
CvnsiTa ScopAbtus (Llan£) Link. — BiureUc, laxative, and, ii
doKs, cathartic A valuable remedy hi dropsical compl^nts, e
CHF cardiac ortglzi, and also in the amisarca of chronic kidney disease; used \
Bucceesfnlly la scorlatioal albuminuria,
fluid JEdTKct of topi aiul Eioi'ai, 1-2 (o I fluidrachm
per pint. .J 1,0S
Z>iumulc, see list in Appeudli. No, 910.
ToUet THiMTOia, see list in Appendix, Koe. 49S to 406.
£iumal IbMet IVilurale, see list in Appendix, Ho, 1910.
BypodvrBuMeTaiMtViriSpiatfi'M mljAale, 1-30 gr
pc^ IS cents; per 10
iVeoed topa,
SCOPOLIA.
ScoPoLU DABKioLiaA, Jscqubi.— ADodfue; employed in Ilea
dooua. It quickens and eteadles the circulation after the manni
latter drug, but is, in some reapects, Bupeiior lo that no enlargement of \
the pupils or dryueea of the fauces are obssved.
fluid ExtrcuAof r^Limnw, 1 to 3 minims per irint..S l.W '
SCOURING RUSH.
EqtnsDTDH HIEUALE, Linn^— Dliu^tlc and astflngeu
Touud uneful In dropsy, suppression of urine, hsmaturlo,
itlc affections, goooirbcea and gleet.
trart of plant. 20 to 30 mUiiinii ...?ei v'>^--5 VfiG
SCUILCAP, Seb SCUTfcUJA\K.
'92 _ _^^_^_
SCUTELLARIA.
LATEBUTiOU, LluQe, — TunlD. iiervuie. aDtlspuE-
aodlc. ReoommMided !□ chorea, troDvulslaaa^ tremors, ijeuraJ^ia and
IT idiopathic or accompBiiylDe iioule or
Fttiid Extract of leacet. 1-9 to 1 auIdniclUD per piat..t i.SD
f iui'd Extract Scnllcap Confound. ComhioeB kinic and ner-
vine propertlm, ludiiaited in tha nervous dlsturhBBces ot
h)-8tetical lemaleB. ani the delilliC; of idiadren foUowioe
an attaoli of aumtner complaint. Each pint represeals;
BcutellarlK, fiji ois,; Crpripedium, ^oia.; HopB.^ozs,:
Wild Lettuce, i^j oiB. Doeo, 14t to 1 fl. dr perpint.. IJE
See alio Flv44 Extract Lupulin Compound.
Solid Bxtmcl,* to l&Kn- peros.. .n
PoiBdared Extract, 4 to IBgrs. per ox.. JX
Concentration Scut^tarin^ 1 to 3KrH.-.«h. ----..-. per 02. > l.W
C^inipresHd TMiIef, see list in Appeodii, No. 200.
In Appendix, No. 10. '
***' SENEGA.
Pdltoala aK^KOA. LisD^. — A Btimulatfng Bxpectbrant, and diuretic; En
large dosea emetic and cathartic; appeara to Btimulate all the secretions,
praying occaaionaUf diaphoretic, and alaUeoRue. Employed aa an ex-
peijtorant where tiiere is no acute indammatory action, or in which Uie
Inflammaljon has beea hi a great measure sulidued ; wlih leputsl advui-
tage In chronic catarrhal sA'eotlons, secondary staece of croup, diseaseB
of bronclilal passages, pneumonia, aattmia, rhpuniaUam, dJi>par and
I
Fluid firiroct Senega. 10 to 80 mhiima per phit..) S.40
See also Fluid Extraeti Black Cohosh Conipound, under
Cimicifasa; fyecac and Senega; SgviU Compound
COinprefied Tablete, see list in Appendix, Nob. 151, 1S9.
f^rup, see Ust in Appendix, Vo. 4fl.
Loxennet! Tar Compountt; Terba Santa Cfxnpound.
Frtued not.
SENNA.
U. B. F. Torieties.— A prompt, elliclent and safe cathartic, acting
ptiDcipslIy upon the small intestines; is apl to cause griping, wbldi
la modified by combining n'll^ aromatica aa correctives, and also by the
mode of preparing for use.
It is stated that tlie pods coutidn IB par cent, more Cathartin than
the leaves, and are thereby more active; they are also said to be teaa
nauseous and to poBsesa Ices tendency to gripe.
Fluid Ecfroct Senna. 1 to S fluldracluns per pmt..8 l.SO
Fluid Ectrart Seimd, Agueoui. Less apt than the hydro-aJoo-
bollc CotBclal) extract to cause grIpiHg poias. Doae, 1 to 4
ealdndbBia, ■t™^^"
JHMMtf
V
193
^
■
SENNA— CONTIKUED.
^
Fluid Extract Sentia Comp. An aicaUent mild purgaUve.
represcntB; Sennii, 7 ois.: Jatop, ! oja; Coriander, 2 oia.
...per pint.. HM. ^^M
fluid £^ctracf 5«t7ia and Jalap. Eadi pint represents S oi.
^m
each of Senna and Jalop. DoBe, l-StoSfl. drs
...per pint..
M^
FliHd Er(«Mit Senna Podt, 1-8 to 1 fluiUraolmi. .
..per pint..
I.I..H
ndernHTixa-
cam; Orindelia Qmpound,- afanrfroia Compound, under
Fodophsatm; PiTtkTMit Compound and PInbroot and
■
■ Fluid Sar-
«pim7ia Comp., for Syrvp.
■
Solid Eitraet Senno, lOtoSOgra .,,.
-1
Foialerea S^traal Soma, iota ao s^
PiTJ Senna JJMrnrt, 3 Bra perlOO.Miw
His; per BOO..
,.«, ■
■
Bltciri, see list in Appendli, Nob. 38, 83.
■
Syn^, Bee list In Appendii, No. M.
■
■
See also Laxative Wafers.
■
I
1 SERPENTARIA.
■
1
1 [V.K.™,. ......00.]
■
Ionic, diaphor
ti„ a
J-Iuid Eltract S'^rpentariu.lSUiXmlolins.
..per piot..S
.... ■
See alH) J'luW Erlracl Cinchona Compound,
Lipiid Cin-
■
cAona COmp., /ctt B. P. tinvtme.
w
Fnued root.
■
SHEEP SORREL.
a
Boirai AcKrosKLLi, Linn*.— Refrigeraat, dlure
Oo. Employed
" M
m
...per phiL..t !.ai -^M
Solid Extravt. 10 grains
" M
PrutidKerb.
M
SHEPHERD'S-PURSE.
Cafbeli^ Buitai-'PisToms, Miench.— A stlmula
nt. Employed
" V
mata, UHdema glottidis. cimjnic iMarrhisa. etc.
Fluid Exb'oat of herb, 1-1 to 1 Huidrachm
SILKWEED.
urotlc. Uspful
in
KirofuK asthma broneBJal disordere, soarlatlon an
rheumatism
peara to hasB gpeciflc power tu dispelling dropalcal eftua^nns..
J-lH.-d.Ei:traci of root. JO to id laXsiSiaB.
..,.'P«^to!L-.\\3&
W 's-'"
^im
^T
^^^^^1
^^^^1
m^
SILVER IODIDE.
Employed in typhoid fever aod uloeratioiis of the alimentary tract;
also in c«*tain nervous affections, such as epilep^; and as a tonic in
chronic spinal Inflammation; claimed to have been advantageously used
in the treatment of whooping cough. Adult dose, 1 or 2 grains.
PiU (696) saver iodide, 1-4 gr per 100, 45 cents; per 500. .$ 2.10
SILVER NITRATE.
Locally, counter-irritant; internally, altowtlve and tonic. Ilmployed
in inflammations and ulcerations of the alimentary tract; also in certain
nerve affections such as epilepsy and chronic spinal inflammation. I>06e,
as a tonic, 1-20 to 1-2 grain ; as an alterative, 1-2 to 5 grains.
Pill (808) Silver nitrate, 1-4 grain. . ..per 100, 40 cvits; per 500. .$ 1.85
SIMARUBA.
SnLAnuBA AMA&A, Aublct.— A toulc, apparently beneficial in relaxed
and debilitated states of the alimentary canal, yet might be productive of
harm if used indiscriminately in all dysenteric cases. In large doses it
causes purging, diaphoresis, and sometimes, diuresis.
Fluid Extract of bark of root, 10 to 80 minims p^ pint. .$ 1.80
SKUNK CABBAGE.
Stmplocarpus fcbtidus, Salisbury.— stimulant, antispasmodic, nar^
cotic; in large doses occasions nausea and vomiting, with headache,
vertigo and dimness of vision. Used in astimia, whooping-cough, nervous
irritability, hysteria, and convulsive maladies; also to allay the irritation
in catarrhal bronchial and pulmonary affections.
Fluid Extract Skunk Cabbage^ 10 to 40 minims per pint. .$ 1.00
See also Fluid Extract Lobelia Compound,
Elixir, see list in Appendix, No. 49.
Pressed root,
SLIPPERY ELM, See ELM.
SOAP-TREE, See CJUILLAJA.
SOAPWORT.
Saponaria officinalis, Linn6.— Diaphoretic, diuretic; also said to be
superior to sarsaparilla as an alterative. Used in Germany for venereal
and cutaneous eruptions, and in visceral obstructions.
Fluid Extract of root, ^ to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 1.00
Pressed leaves. Preyed root.
SODIUM ARSENATE.
Possesses the general properties of other arsenical preparations.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, 157 to 159, 426, 454, 493.
Hypodermatic Tablet (21) Sodium arsenate, 1-10 gr
per 25, 12 cents; per 100..$ .30
jDiumtUe, see list in Appendix, No 089.
Diurnal TabUt THtwraie, see lisfc in App«nflax,«o. V«ft.
p " ^ 1
' . SODIUM BENZOATE
tM
er anil tiibercnlusbi. bdaH
OB u Sdlveat Id reual calculi; aJso lopicitU}- as an Botiseptlc luid deodorant ^^
Do)W.HoadrmB,
fl
Comjnvafd Tablet, aee lEat in Appeortii, No.
34.
fl
SODIUM ARSENITE
■
Tonic, ootiperiodic, «1tw«0»e.
■
releWnoTV Bypodermatit TdbM (Bid) Sodt
-m
SODIUM BICARBONATE.
M
naa the «uae eeaerol meiXuiaal properties
BH the carbonate, b
>«■
mUlter and less irritating. It haa been need In cr
Dup to promote the r
^1
luMon of folBe memtoaoe; Talusble for the rtd
notion of glueoee In
urtae ol tllabetic putlents. Dose, 10 toao^ralua.
^1
iVIi.. see list In Appendli. Nos. 3M, E6a.
V
TabM Trilvrala, aae liKt In Appendix, Nos
195, aio, an to aia.
■
m,m.m, 649, mi.
1
^m i(oa.um «caroo«nrB. gra
p(.p|b'„e["
so
^F lOBra-
^™^ SoAa Mint, in pound bottles
lnbotUeao(40
^''xr Oca.' net
.IX
See also list of Compreaed Tohlet, in Appenduc, Nob. 11 , W,
98, IIW, 131, I8S, 187, !«, 147.
See olBO Feptonlzijig TObleU under Fanci
-ealin.
SODIUM BORATE, bq
AX.
Mildly Btimiilant, sJtorative, and antJaepClo. Valuable for apbtliffi
aud oUier ulcaroua conditiona of the mouth; ai
adn«am(!fDi-wou
Dds,
CtonpreBed TnbleU.
Sorax, h £TS-, In pound boxes... ..........
Polaaium Morale attd Botox, In pound
ota...perlb., nel..
(U.^
Drale,^gra,
d
See alBO list of Campreaatii Tableta hi Appandii, Nob. M, 105,
■
IBB. SOB.
^
Ophlhatmit: TubM Sodium l^aie. B gra....
..perbot.oflOO,.
.«1^
SODIUM BROMIDE
mlde, hut !b more palat-
<^
.....VKini,^«t».
■■
196
SODIUM CARBONATE.
Renders the urine distinctly aUcaUne and increases the fluidity of
the bile; is sometimes used locally in skin diseases, especially ttioee of
papulous and moist charact^ . Doee, 10 to 80 grains.
PtUf, see list in Appendix, Nos. 257, 880, 7^.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 118.
«
SODIUM CHLORIDE.
In small doses, 10 to 60 gjains, a stomachic tonic; in large doses, 2 to
4 drachms, an emetic.
PiU (749) Saline and Chalybeate IVrntc, FlinVa
per 100, 40 cents; per 600..$ 1.85
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix. 8, 84, 118, 137. 208, 209.
SODIUM HYPOPHOSPHITE.
Now largely prescribed in combination with cod liver oO, or in sjrrup
form, and deemed useful in all diseases characterized by scrofulous
diathesis and defective nerve nutrition; specially valuable^ phthisis.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix. Nos. 27 to 29, 163.
Syrups, see list in Appendix, Nos. 6, 11, 12, 29.
Olycerole HypopTiosphites p^ pint. .$ 1.00
Each fluidounce represents:
Calcium hypophosphite, 6 grs.
Sodium hypophosphite, 5 grs.
Potassium nypophosphite, 8 grs.
Malt Extract with Hypophosphites
per doz. ^ pints, net, $5.00; per doz. pints, net. . 9.00
Each fluidounce repres^its:
Calcium hypophosphite, 1 1-2 grs.
Ferrous hypophosphite, 1-2 gr.
Sodium hyix>pho8phite, 1 l-Sgrs.
SODIUM IODIDE.
Properties similar to those of potassinm iodide, but without produc-
ing any of the unpleasant effects of the latter. Usually ^nployed in
combination.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 65.
SODIUM LACTOPHOSPHATE.
Combines the properties of sodium phosphate with lactic acid.
Syrups, see list in Appendix, Nos. 7, 8.
SODIUM PHOSPHATE.
Mildly purgative. Has been employed with success in infantile diar-
rhasa, and cases of disordered bile generally.
Compressed Tablet^ see list in Appendix, No. 187.
Sprups, Bee list in Appendix. Nob. 88. M. •
r 1
' SODIUM SALlCVLATfe.
AiTtioa and dnse LdenticsJ wlUi salicylic acid : but It is leas irTitatinK
I - and more rapidly obeorbpd. Dose, 13 la 30 gm. three or four times a daf ■
Tablet Triturala, saeilst In AppenOiit. Nos. 186, 4M.
EUxirt. see Uat Id Appendli. H<ie. SB, IIT.
Comiretted Tableti, see list in Appendli, So. Si, 101, IW.
SODIUM SULPHITB.
Qcnnicide and anti-ferment. Has been used successfully in
K ycssCy vomiting, anil mi a local apjilication io aphthous sore moutb.
Oompreaed IRibiel. see list in AppeudUc. No. 193.
SOUDACO VrRCAUREA, iinn£.
Used In Europe as a diuretic Its most beneficial efTcct appeared
i Id ascites arising from cirrhiisls of thu liver: by It diiirrsis has b;
p secured in bearC diaeaae wbeu other diuretics failed.
fluid Extract ofjUncering herb. Dose, for diuretic effei
to I fiuldounce extended ovBT the 31 hauls per pint..) t,
SOLOMON'S-SEAL.
Fqltqonxtum officinale. Alllonl. — Mucilaginous, tonic, j
itringant. Employed In uterine dubilltr-, pectoral affections; In In
Kcoodlti^ms of the Intestines; in cutanu:ius affwtlcns of erysIpelaC
I nature, etc.; affords direct relief in poisoning by ivy.
Fluid Extract of root. 1 to B fluidmchms per
Prewedroof.
SOURWOOD.
OisnKNDEOK ittBOHEi™, DeCftndolle.— Toiilo, refrigerant, diuretlo,
H.'CoutdluIng free acid In large quantity. Has been emplL>yed In the treat.
Fhiid SKtrttct of teavet. l-3to Jfluldntchms per pint,, t B.60
Solid Extract, B to IB grains peroz.. ,40
SOUTHERNWOOD.
ARTEHiaiA ABILOTAIQDlf, Llnnd. — Anthelmintic, tonic, narcoljc. Used
In in(ermltt««t (ever, jauDillce. atoulc djiapepsia, obstinBte duurhiBa. and
■B a TetmUuge; comlilnal irlth a Hxed alkali, Is aald to be powerfully
Fluid Extract of herb, ID to SO mluImB per pint,.S^^H
Pret»cd lierb. ' .^^|
SPANISH-NEEDLES. ^H
rtiATA, Llnn^.—CIauned to have a special lonileDcy Co tbl^l
Equently efflclent as an emmeuagogua; also a stbnulattat ^
wMMJMm^ of Kerb, H *n \ <W^nn^|m. ......\pW^«A^'k36
198 •
SPEARMINT.
Xettha VTRiDifl. Linne.— An aromatic, stimnlani, antJapaiBiiodic and
carminative. Of mflder ^mpextieB than peppermint, and tlierrf<x« often
preferred.
Fluid Extract of l^ives and fopa, 1 to S flQidradun8..per i^t. .$ .90
Preaaed l^ives,
SPEEDWELL.
Vkbovica omcTSAUA, Iinn&— AlteratiTe, diuretic, expectcxant.
Emi^oyed in catarrh of Madder, and in infusioo (one ounce to the iHnt) as
an aromatic expectorant in acute cokla.
Fretted herb.
SPICE-BUSH.
[fever-bush.]
Ldtdkra Bexzoin, Meissner.— DiaphcM^elic arcHnatic, stimulant and
tonic; the bark is also exhilarant and refrigioant and the bories carmina-
tive.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1 to 2 fluidrachms. per pint..S 1.20
Fluid Extract of berries, 20 to 60 minhwg per pint. . 1.20
F rested leaves.
SPIGELIA.
[pink-root.]
Spioelia marilandica, Linn^.— a powerful antbdmintic; in over-
doses excites the circulation; has a decided narcotic action, which may be
counteracted by combining with some cathartic, such as s^ma, etc
Fluid Extract of rhizome and roots, 1 to 2 fluidrachms; chil-
dren, 10 to 20 minims per pint. .$ 1.50
Fluid Extract Fink-root Compound. An efficacious combina-
tion — a speciflc for worms; comlnnes both anthelmintic and
laxative properties. Each pint represents: Spigelia, 7 ozs.;
Senna, 7 ozs.; Savine, 1 oz.; Manna, 1 oz. Dose, 1-2 to 1
fluidrachm per pint. . 1.60
Fluid Extract Fink-root and Senna^ An excellent vermi-
fuge, combining the anthelmintic action of Spigelia with
the cathartic action of Senna. Each pint represents: Spi-
gelia, 10 ozs. ; Senna, 6 ozs.; Oil Anise, 20 minims; Oil Cara-
way, 20 minims. Dose: for a child two years old, 30 to 60
minims; for an adult, 2 to 4 fluidrachms per pint. . 1.50
Fressed root.
SPIKENARD.
Aralia racemosa, Linn^.— Gently stimulant, diaphoretic, altera-
tive. Used in chronic rheumatism, syphilis and cutaneous affections.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ .90
See also Fluid Extract Horehound Compound, under Mar-
rubium; Fluid Finns Compound^ imder White Fine.
Sprup, see list in Appendix, No. 87.
See also Anodyne Pine Expecborwni,
J'retaed root.
3
I
SPINY CLOTBUR.
XAHTHtvii BPCiOBTO, Uiin*-— DIaplioretle, ataJagngut
[, The di-ug deaervea tunhar iniestigntion.
Fluid Extracl of herb. 10 loaamiahns per pint. .«
SQUAW-VINE.
M1TOHIU.A tarzin, Llim^.— DhireUo and aatrlngest. Emplojed in
)f urine, dlairhoett, derangement of utertne (uuction,
Fluid Extract of herb, 1^ toS auidrBi^hm. perpfuC. ,S
Flul4 Exfracl S^uamviiwt Comp. (or Heloniat Comp.') Uterine
lonio OBd antiapasinodlo. Employed where the tiinetiona of
rlKiBB, d^Bmenorrhcea. maioirbn^iia. lencarThiEiti; and lo
"le tendency tu liaUltiial abortion. SaJii W reodtr
parturition safe and easy, Doae. 1-2 to 1 Uuldrachm. Each
<; Squaw-Tine. S 1-7 ozb.; Viburnum Opulua,
a^Tois.;Heloiiias.3^T(»a.;Caulophylluin,23-7[»3..perpt..
Con^iretaed Tablet, see list in Appendix, Ko, W.
Elixir, Bee list In Appendix, Ho, GS.
Sj/rup Squaio-^iiiG Cotfip- Motor's OordlaL Dose, 2 to 4 tluld-
dractuDB three times a liny pcrdoz. pints., 'SO
Each flnldounce represenls:
Squaw-v-lnei, SO grs, Vibumutn Opidua. 1G grs.
Freaed ptant.
SQUILL.
UnaiNEA HlRmuA (Linn^) Baker. — DiurelJe, expectorant; In over-
doBSB cauaea byparcatharsEB. Btrvn>?ury, bloody urine and Endammadoa of
Btomacli and bowels. Used chiefly m syrup as an ejipectorauC; is often
prescribed In dropsy, eapeoially where the pulse la weak and the heart
feeble; aa a diuretic, ia not adapted to renal diseaaea.
Fluid KcfnicE 0/ bulb, I to B mhdma perphit.-S l.W
Flvid Extract S^iaComp. Eipeclorant, diuretic, diaphoretic
and, la large dotex. emetic Widely employed lu inflam-
matory afCectiona of Che air paasages, asthma And inoiiHtait
Piito, see list to Appendix, Nos. 853, 381, AM, 699, TSS, TM.
Diurwle, see Hal in Appendix, No. 938.
TViUctt IViturales, see list in Appendix, Nos. iW. BOO. MB,
Ddtmat Tablet Triturate, soe list In Appendix No. 1038.
Ooinprased Tobleti. sec list in Appendix, Nos. lail, 1BI, IBS
^rup<.
Bmtill, U.S. P. ,^Bj:4«t,^
SQyiLL — CoKTmuED.
Squia Oom^. U. 8. P. QDre Symp, Group Syrup), 1000 Oc.
repreaeots: FL ext. Squfll, 80 Oc.; FL ext. Seoega, 80 Oc.;
Antini. &. PoUflB. tartrate, 2 Gm. Dose for cfafldreo, 10
minims to 1-S ftiiidrarhm; for adnllB, 20 minfarf to 1 fluid-
dncfam as an expectorant per doc pints. .$ 7.20
STAPHISAGRIA.
[STAVESACRE.]
Delphdoum Stafhisaorxa, Linn& PoraoxoiTB.— Emetic, cathartic,
nareocic, vermifuge, parasiticide. finploTed in ▼arioos diaordoB of
the genito-urinary apparatus, including temporary enlaigement or irrita-
tion of the i»06tate.
AxTiDOTBB. Emetics (nrostard, sulphate <rf sine or apomorphine) and
ocnnbat symptoms as they arise. Stimulants are generally indicated.
Fluid Extract o/ teed, 1 to 2 minims per pint..S 2.50
STAR-GRASS.
Aletris FARIN06A, Linu^.— TcHiic, diuretic, Termifoge. Used ext^i-
sirdy in diseases of the reproductive organs, and supposed to impart
tone and Yigw to the uterus.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 10 to 90 minims per pint. .$ 1.80
Solid Extract, 2 to 5 grs, -per ox., .48
Concentration Aletrin, l-2to4gr8. peros.. .60
Ckmipressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 50.
Pressed root.
STAVESACRE, See STAPHISAGRIA.
STILLINGIA.
Stillingia silvatica, Linn^.— In large doses emetic and cathartic,
in some instances leaving a disagreeble s^isation in the stomach and
alimentary canal, with more or less graieral prostration; in small doses,
a powerful alterative, and used extensively as a remedy for scrofulous
and syphilitic affections.
Fluid Extract StiUingia, 15 to 90 minims per pint. .$ 1.50
Fluid Extract Stillingia Compound. Each pint represents:
Stillingia, 4 ozs.; Turkey-corn, 4 ozs.; ChimaphUa, 2 ozs.;
Iris, 2 ozs.; Sambucus, 2 ozs.; Prickly Ash berries, 1 ob.;
Coriander, 1 oz. Dose, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. . 1.50
See also Fluid Extract Alterative Compound.
Solid Extract StiUingia, 2 to 5 grs. per oz. . .80
Poiodered Extract Stillingia, 2 to 5 grs per oz. . .60
Concentration StUlingin, 1 to 8 grs per oz. . 1.10
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 81, 600.
Oompresaed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 48.
iEVi^>y, 006 list in Appendix, Nob. 48, UB.
^B STlLLINGIA-CoNTiNOED.
<loE.pmta..t8.«lH
^^^m Bacliflnidouiice repreeeiitH:
^H Btimiigla,88gra. Prickly A^ berries. 44 rti
^H 367 per
doz. pints.. T.SD^|
^^^1 BtflUiigla, SO Era. Cbttnapliila, ID gre.
^^H Turkey-corn,^ grg. Iris, IB ms.
^^H OoriBDdar, 7 1-9 grg.
■
^V PresKdroot.
^K STONE-ROOT.
1
^H OoLLwaoKii OANADitKBis, Linn^.— Dliirelic, altersti
Fluid Ertrarf of r?i(Iome, 1-3 to 1 fluidraehm
m, and tonic to ^1
na of the bladder, ^H
Solid EilT>Kt,SU,SeralBa
...paro;!.. % ^H
^B SUxir, Bee Use in Appendix, No. 12.
""""■■ ■ ■
^H Prated root.
■r STORAX.
1
tincture otboaotn.
Bee f luiii Semofn ConipouTu2; Liqtiid Beneoin
B. F. Hnoture.
Comp. for ^^^k
STRAMONIUM.
■
DiTCSA Stiuiioniitk, Unn j. Foibokoub.— A pawcrlul noroatlc, antl- ^^M
apaamodic find ocodyiie. Used tlie same aa belladonna, but is more par- ^^U
Ueulariy recommended as a reraedj for ntUcka of asthma. ^M
Aktidotbs.— promptly empty U;e stomach by enietius (sulphate of ^^M
yhssoeUeoM and opium. ^H
^^^B FbM Sxtract of leavei, l to 5 mlnimg
^^H Fluid EntrrKto/ieed,! to 4 Diiaiwa
per pint'
i.(.a
.per pint.
..^
^^B Nonnai Liquid Stramonium teed, 1 to imialmB....
.perlrfQt.
<»H
^^^^H Boiid Satract of leaves, oasayed, 1-4 to 1 t^. .......
i
^B Solid EiTtract of ieed.aasB.yed, IS to Igr
^^^E Fotoderrd Extract of leaves, OHsayed, 1-4 to 1 gr, . ,
...per<B.
^V POU, aeo list in AppeDdiic, Noa. MT, 411, 41S, 4S8, 60
toeoa. ^^k
^^^Mmule. BBS Uat in Apoendii. No. 914.
.^.Jj
..S -55
Dose. 2
Pciscopocs. — A poverfal
■ *g ttg e cj c akflK ^^grmli anl with less intense
cr &riDaQbfi&Bp if waOoamXj eailj. Aconite
acij T«raan=: rirj^ ba-** beec waegtmstd a» pfaraotogial antagooists.
r» vrfvr^e Sr-^JuT^tJkML— :« Oc icfraHBiB 5 Gm. of StroplHUi-
th-jL \r coe cczfoe at. in each imperial pas: anything
frj".€.x*^ Lfeft 't»Ese£ fiT*>1 too oGBQeBSraxed for eoov«nient
use. D'jse:. ! v> l'? -rr-rrw _ periMnt..S 1^
PUU. s^^iSiiD. Appealix. Xos. SiM. 606^ TSL
Zn'vmui'e. S€« lis in Appexkdir. Xo. 90.
T*ihUt Triturate*, sese list in Appeodix. Xoe. »5u 4ia, OK, 618,
f;:i». CSI&. «7-
Diunuxi TabUt Triturate, see list in Appendix, No. 1041.
Inhalant, see list in Appendix, Xo. 4.
STRYCHNINE, See NUX VOMICA.
STYLOSANTHES.
[pesxil-flow'er].
Bm/iHAyTiiEs ELATioB, Swaxtz.— Hfls heea emi^ajed empirically to
rnlUiVti irritability of the uterus, and abnormal pains occuring during the
later rnontliH of gcHtation; is also said to facilitate partoriticHi.
Fluid Extract of herb, 10 to 20 minims per pint.. $ 4.00
SULPHUR.
Altf^rative, laxative, diaphoretic, resolvoit. Employed in atonic gout,
chronic rhmiinatiHni, chronic catarrh, asthma and pUes; also as a local
appl illation in cutaneous affections, and to patches of exudate in diph-
theria. Dose, 1 to 8 dracluns.
nUy WM) liHt in A[)i>endix, No. 803.
l/tmrnyi' HHlphur Compound ^ per lb. .$ 1.66
Kach containH:
Hubiinied Hulphur, 6 grs. Potassium bitartrate, 1 gr.
Oom2)reued Tttblet Licorice Powder Comp.^ see Olycyrrhzia.
See ahio lint of Oompreaaed Tablet$ in Appendix, Kos. 102, 103,
no, m.
I • - ^
^ —
SULPHUR—CONTINUEO.
iuljAur TliVL-ftM, 1 lb, each per cl™., ■«(..( *.« '
i
Tb^ are eaail]' igntUql BDit vfl] uoatinue to burn uaCtl coa-
Humed; spedaUy luJapted for the dUlnrecCioD oC roams la
whioli have been harbored cases of scarlet fever, dEphtheriji,
SULPHUR IODIDE.
Secommeotled In scrofulous and culaneous diseasee andaaano
ment for htpuB, lepra, tineauli,piUB,etc. InteniBll]' where combined effect '
of Iodine and sulphur U deehed. Dose, inlcmaUy, ISS to 1^ Brain.
tPOi CeiT>Sii!pAiir iodWe, 1-S5gr....perl00, asoeufei perSOO..! I. BO '
SUMACH, See RHUS GLABRA.
SUMBUL.
Fkruli Sdubul CEautbDaon) Hcxiker QUug._A nene ethnulant. la '
tfphold eoDiUUon, In the dellrum of asthenic dysentery and dlarrhcea,
it aterctees a calming influence fflipedor to that of opium, RecommendBd
Id gastric Hposms, cbioroBiB, hysteria, epilepsy and berre disorders -i
generally: has been found useful La chronic broucbltis, in pneumonia Blow
of resolution, in the moist osthnui of the sged, and In hypochondriasis;
mambles valerian, but is more ponerful and palatable, ;
Fbiid Eitrati of root, 10 to 30 mtia. per phit.,S 3JU ^^M
BoUdExlTacl,ato6gra peroi., M ^^M
PiOt, Bee Uat In Appendix, Nob. £94. SSS, TW, B»7. ^H
fcamprelted Tableli, see list la Appendix, Noa. 143, 187. 188, 1M. ^H
SUMMER SAVORY. ^M
BinmsiA BoaTERBiB. Linn^.^^Sthnulant, carmtoatjve. Employed in ^^|
m infusion lu colds sjid flatulent ooUu; Is a gentle stimulating toula ^^H
iultable during eanTaleeceacc from fevers. ^^M
Fluid Erlmcl o/ leaves, 1 to 4 duidrauLinti \ier Qlat,..t M ^^^t
f regard leavct. ^^^H
XL^KIEV
_ ger thxc ^ ±St
gHrnt .«
JUStL-Jf 1
Jifffix/cnr. «* Jar n. xjwotiiE. Ju. 3L
5^*zr ias
^/3tw,%»7r.*;!:A .v.Y<vi»'mi&. It!«>ndiiinift.— :Ar)aiHCie. "^■''-^'■". cttmi-
r.^ri r», i-x '^T/r^'.r^ &.-.^u-.7-at z. ccqb&k, b fltasaleDee. aad as a gentle
Fh/id Krir^u:i of r^xA. I &> ^ floidnKiifns per piiit..f IJBS
SWEET CLOVER.
}i1tf,i,tt//it;fi tfinnrjitAUH, T.'effrocuiaaiiz.— Sdmulant, antaqpasmodic
l(<thttUfyt^i in ihtimUfii d/xu; r/ijnce to the pint) in whoc^ing-congh, in 1 to 2
nuitVmnith «!//<»<•(«; 1m wnudUunn used as an anodyne applicati<Mi in the
tniut lit Utfi, itirtt\t.Ui4^ or infufffr/n.
/^fr00rit hfth.
SWHET FERN.
• MfMii'A Aqri«»h«fP'Mi,iA, ICfHlllcher.— Astringent, Carminative, alterative
I 'ni«rtil In HIrti I ln»«tt, iljrwiMHnry, hietnoptyiiig, rheumatism, debility succeed-
/f'/if^i* K>tmot <\f /miv«, 1 41 to S fluidraohms per pint. .$ 1.00
Ml r
»5
SWEET CUM.
TjiqimuHBAR BrTRAam.u*. L!iui£. — Muclli^nouB BEfringeut. Em-
ployeiJ In dlarrhosa and djeeoiary. Uuch used during the Eate war in
cvnp hospitals.
Fluid Exlracl of bark. 1-9 to I fluidnulint per piat..$ 3M
Prentd finrfc,
SWEET MARJORAM.
Oaioiicmi UuoRAHA, Llnnf .—Btimuluit, tonic Tbe infusloo is mme-
tinies employed to BtlinuUte ttie mecstma] Function. Doee, a wloeglBaaful
of iiiTuglon (one ounce to Iho pint}.
HYPODERMATIC.
spared to supply a very BuperJor hypodeimatic syrlogc,
separately, or In eaue, with nssortoieDt of tablets, at a very low
We would mention the foUonin^ points of excellence In the syrlnKe
piled:
1. The arran^/ement uAicb pravldei omilnif leakage tJiould tht
phMger become dry Vtrough rl<nu«,^AttacIted to tlie piston rod on the
npper side oF the iduneer [b a small nut wblcb, on the rod t«lne drawn
uptothecap, fits there Into a socket. If the rod Is now Cumed toward tbe
left, the nut, preientod from turniug nilli the rod by the recess Into
which it fits, is forced o^alnst the leather to the deffree neeessnir to
Bpread tlie plunger.
(. The «c(M teitJi which fAs needle it cleansfd.—Oa insertloii of tbe
wire into tlie screw cap, it is immediately guided by bevelled Bides to the
Dpening into the needle proper. Other syrlngis have the Boor of the
cap chamb^ cut squarely so that It Is only after many proUngB and
much Texatlous delay that the wire can be guided to the opening.
3. The fortified needle.— Tbe needle (s streo^bened, by a sheath em-
bradng the upper half. In the part most liable to give w^.
L. The facility u^th ichich neic parii can be mtpplied to replace
atheraahich have been broken or lost- We api>end herewith a sa^ttonBl cut
of the syringe, with references to indicate the names of tho several ports;
k
■BHpottermaiie .^iriag^—Ocm^ltta, wjtiitwo netito* .•»iA.3tt\i
I
■^Ti
SYRINGES— CoNTWuEo.
I
I
THE DfDISPENSABLE CUP SYTtraGE.
This InatrumeDt baa been conBtruct^d ic
impmred melliod o( irri-
f;atic>n In the trealsiimt of
uterine and TKRtnal lUsonkra,
&nd te BpeelaUy recommend-
ed, because:
It 1h a comjilete H^nge
for vagina or rfcltan
tube for recuJ ioJectlnDB. oud
Iberefore no other iiyrlnge ia
heocHBary In the family;
Aa B TBgtaal douch it can
be used wiUiout rising l*om
the bed:
An; quantity of water
can be uaeil itltlioiit ratiKue:
Ho oasiatant is needed:
It does uut BoQ t^e bed or
clatbiug.
The syringo may be de-
Uchei], when the dap with tb»
drainage tube forms a perfect
Coiupletu net,.t 3.0D
OHAMBERLIS'a UTERO-VAOINAL SYRINGE.
TlilB Instrunieul ubowa lu the cut, for which we ore the
turer'B sole neeota. in constructed aa foUows :
Tlie va£:1nal tube u six fnchea in I«ig1h; the surface ia divided toto
ten longitudinal groovee, one-tigbtli of an inch In de|itti, wltli an oriBce
at the lerminatioii of each at the base of the dome for a, reverse stream.
In the dome are oriflceefor dinxt and diverging ilreams. Being nearly
au Inch ii
dian
repositor^' in proiapHuB utei
preaaeB the organ up to its normul
poeitJoUi at the some time dis-
tending the folds by geuUy rota-
ting the tube wbfle the liquid la
being iujecled. The grooves de-
tach the tcnaclouB mucuB UiBt
acllieres to tho membnuie, and
the reverse streams pas^g down
between the tnfitrunient and the
?aglna elfeftually remove it.
to unportaot resulta are obtained, viz.: The unhealthy
red, and all Uijiiry therefrom obviated: The mucous
Ltcri a
directed and Ui
. If
f. tbe affected part,
Ocmpiete witb fecial ood vagliiBl
H
SYRINGES— Concluded.
Terj satiflfaclory BTI^^^EC 01
. approved pfltWra, a Teterluary
or any paji BeparaMly if desired. Tluae can also be
provided In a very handaamo cose, complete with full line o
■ly Hypodermatic Tablala. For Hat ot Veterinary Hypodermatic Tablets,
AppeudJx.
Simlise— Complete jie(..| S.SO
Employed j
III application to
;hfl.pped nipples, (
' Fluid Silrai
Preaed bark.
TANNIC ACID.
Hie ohlet principle Ot OBtrlneent veeetuWa
In dlarrh^sa and relaxed cotiditions of mucous tissi
dlphtberiUc membrane; In ulceration of the mi
chQblaliu, pUea, etc. Dose, Internally. 3 l« 10 grains,
Flllt, see list in Appendix, Nos, HZ, a») to 0^.
Pink Grantdes, see list In Appendix, Koe. C73, 713.
ITabtet Triturate iXi) Tannic acid, 1 ffc
perBOOnei, aaeents; perMX)IJne(..8
OphaaltnieTablel Tannic acid. S era. perbot. of 100..
CMnprunl Tahiti, see list in Appeodiz, Nos. 171, 108.
Bee alBa Emergency Case-
TANSY.
:
I] In dyspepsia with troul
□nos; admlnift^red In infiia
ruation, tardy labor pains, j
Fluid Extract oj leavet i
Prmtd leaiKi.
Ici (mtbdmiiitlc, diaphoretic;. Bene- \
flatulence, hysteria, Jaundice, and^
Ken employed for suppreased mi
preventive of gout paroxysms.
itul tops. 30 to eoDiinlmB....perpi
B of irpcd of tiie genus Puma, BrtM^gaKj Idskb 5.
TAR — Continued.
a genera] stJuiiiIanl In gmall doaee. of dH^ded benefit In bron-
cMtla, UiyntrltiB and winter cough. EitenuUlr Is Irritant, mbebudeiit
or mildly BtiiDUlaat. acoonllDg to degree ot dilution,
AcETANiLiD- — An antldjmtJc, amd^eaic, and powerful n^lrial deprea-
■tml. tU use. except by autborlty of the medical profeealQn, Is depre-
cated. Dose, 6 to 19 gn.
AaitPttiDm CPaiiKizos, ANiLoraiH)— An Bnalgesic, antlpjTBlic and
lUBionstatlG. Employed lo reduce the temperature of teverB, iacludJDi;
typhoid, scarlet, relap^ng, puerperal and heetlc; reduces tJie pyreila of
pDemnoDla, phthisis Bad erysipelas. Also employed (o reoiove pain In
locomotor ataxia, migraine, sciatica, angina pectoris, biliary ajid renal
oolic and dyamQiorrbo!a. Also a dangeiv>us remedy owing (o the elfect
upon the splhsl oord, save Ib most expert hands.
Oabbolio ACID (Phenol).— A powerful antiseptic, anttprulrescent and
dbintectant. Applied locally It has an snajetheUu action, amilar, but io
ferlor, to that of cocaine.
Cbkdsote.— A derivative of Pine Tar, which ceoeotly has been her-
alded as an almost specific la some stores of phthisis. Dose, 1-^ to 3 grs.
HEDRONAPinoL, — RecommcDded as a non-poisoDous ontlseptio for
surgical dressings. It is employed In solution or dust powder, or to tm-
pr^tnate wool, game and lint.
loHTHioL.— A tarry product obtaioed by dry dlstnlaCion of mineral
products containing fossil Oeh. Claimed to be wonderfully potent as an
alterative when exhibited Internally, with special value in rbeumatism
and leprosy ; also as a local appliuatioti to spraius, bums, ulcere, etc.
pHmuaETiiiE.--A very powerful antiseptic derivative of coal tar.
Best administered In pill form, where antlsep^ of digestive tract is indi-
cated. Dose, 1 to B giH.
SiccaARBi,— A product of coal tar 300 times sweeter than sugar.
Employed where cane sugar is inadmissible, as in diabetes and obesity.
BiuiL, or Salicylate of Phenol, is a white body, slightly greasy to the
touch, having faint aromatic odor, but no taste; almost Insoluble in
■loobol. Dose, 3-1 to S gts. It Is recotnmesdod as a substitute for salicy-
late al sodluDi In the treatment of rheumatlem. and may also replace
mBOy of Uie other ontlBeptlcs.
Balophbh coutf^s Gl per oeut. of salicylic adS, and was Introduced
to replace salol on occoimt of the evU effects thought to result from the
elimlnoiJon of phenol ^m the latter. It is unaffected by gastric juice but
dSEomposed in the presence of tbo psGoreatic ferment. It haa a sll^t
antipyretic effect, and baa beeo employed to remove pain and soreness in
Bt against relapses.
, TG8, 781, 788;
Pilb, see list In Appendix, Ncs. I, SOS, 445, »
res, 79010 793, 79G, ROO, 809 to 811.
Tablet IViturutes, sea list in Appendix, Noe. 213. SI4, 233, SBO,
488, 480, 493. flt4, 361.
s3,]oeu)iB9,m,U2,i:
«, see list IQ Appendix, Nos. 1
a, U-V, ■!«, Via,
TAR— Con
Capmia. see UaC In Appendix, Nob. 67, 89, BS, B6, 93. »S, 311. SIS.
Laj«n0«j.' OtrSolic acid, ] gr.; IVir Comp.; Ferba Santa Comp.
OlvrrroU Tar. Containing 30 gnina Co tlie fliiidounce. Dose,
1 lo 2 floidrachms par pint- -S
/nAolanfji, see list in Appendix. Nos. 6, 10, 11, 14, IB, 10.
See alao Oti/cerole Yerbine Compoimd, under Etiodictyon.
TARAXACUM.
[DANDEL.ON-]
TiBAZACUU OFrioiNU.E, Weber.— Tooic, alterative, diuretic and Uxr]
, CUefly employed as a. iiUmidiuit in chronic functlooal derange-
of tile Uvor, in dyspepsia, ajid in the mana^ment of outaoeoi
liUoitB associated with hepatic domugomenta.
Fluid Extract of root, I TO 3 flidilraoiunB per pint, .$ I,
J'htfd Extract Dandelion Campound, Eadi pint repreaentar
Taraxacum, IS dib.; Contom leaveB, 1 oi.; Podophyllum, 9
018, Doee, 1 toS Quidrachms. per pint., l
Fluid Bxtmct Dand^ian and Senna. Each plot reprefleDta:
Taraxacum, 8 ozb, ; Senna, R 02s, Tonic and laxative, wirh
alight action on liver. Dose. 1 loS tluidmchnis...perplnt.. 1
Fluid Extract SarsapariUa and Dandelion, I-S to 1 fltiid
drachm............................................ per pint.. 1
Bach plat represonta:
SaiBaparilla, 8 ozb. Taraxacum, 8 018.
3oUd Eslracl, 10 to SO gTB. per 01. .
Powdered Extract, 10 to30gTB.....................,,...peroz..
FOU. see Uat in Appendix, Noa. aiB, &M, 693.
Comprtmed Tablet, see list in Appendix, So. ITS.
Slixiri, see liut Id Appendix, Noa. M to 56.
ProKd herb. Freatfd root,
TARO FLOUR.
From Ok bulbous root or conn of OoLOOisii B
l^cEans reading in the Hawaiian Islands recommend for dyg
imptJvcs an eicIUBive diet of cooked taro flour, oi
It may be employed in a great variety of ways as an article of staple
food, and the clojma made for II as a dietetic ^ent entitle it to the atteu-
CioD ut the medical proFeuilou. Printed matter giving detailed inConaa-
tiou re^ardin^ its use, etc, will be aent on appUcatlon. <
ITheflooriuS lb. sachB. per Back, nri.-S '-fl^H
TARTARIC ACID. ^M
Refrigerant and diuretic. Used principally as an higredlent hi ad^^|
it for (erer and otlier wasting diseascB, Dose, B to 30 grains. j^^|
Pink OroMMle (JiS) IbrCarfc acid, 1-10 gr ^^M
per ™,1» cento-. ^fstfll.A^^H
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TEA.
Thea sinensis, Liim6.— Well known as a sustaining and restoratiye
agent, producing its effects chiefly through the Theine present; is decid-
edly astringent, and mixed with yinegar is employed in China as a specific
in diarrhoea. A valuable remedy in noTous headadies, exerting a remark-
able influence as a restorative in all conditions of fatigue and exhaustion;
diluted with water may be employed as an astringent lotion, gargle or wash.
Fluid Extract of leaves, 20 to 60 minims. per pint..f 1.55
THAPSIA.
Thapsia garganioa, Linn^.— Employied chiefly as a counter-irritant
in rheumatism, gout, etc. ; internally is tonic, in over-doses cathartic.
Fluid Extract of root, 10 to 80 minims per pint..f 3.50
THIMBLE-WEED.
RuDBECKiA LACiNiATA, Linn6.— Diuretic, tonic, balsamic Recom-
mended in chronic catarrhal inflammation of the urinary tract.
Fluid Extract of herb, 1-4 to 1 fluidraohm per pint, .f 1.90
Pressed herb.
THYME.
Thymus vulgaris, Liim6.— Tonic, antispasmodic The essential oil is
somewhat antiseptic owing to presence of Thymol,
Fluid Extract of leaves, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint, .f 1.00
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 84, 909.
Cai>suie (45) Origanum OU, 5 minims
per 100, 80 cents; per doz. boxes of 1 doz. . 1.50
See also Euthymol.
Pressed leaves.
THYROIDS.
Recently advocated as successful in the treatment of myxcedema,
cretinism, eczema, psoriasis, leprosy, etc.
Thyroids, Desiccated.— Fifteea grains of this granulated pow-
der represents one sheep's thyroid of average size. It is
permanent and in every respect equal to the fresh glands
themselves. Dose, 6 to 10 grs. three times a day. litera-
ture provided on .application per oz. net. .% 3.00
Extract of Thyroids, Aseptic per oz. net. . 2.00
TIN OLEATE.
Said to overcome the brittle, split and soft conditions of "diseased "<^i«f
resultant ui)on certain skin affections and traumatic lesions. Also said
to be of value in the treatment of indurated fissures of the cuticle.
In 1 ounce bottles peroz..f .86
TOBACCO.
NiooTiAXA Tabaottic, Unn^ Poibonotsb.— An oaKHnasootlo aedathre;
likewise em^Jc, diuretic, eocpecton^' ""^gpaa mn AN ft . ^Baj^
W" ... '"1
^^V TOBACCO— Continued, ^M
^^^FtanplDjed in renal dropa^, tetanus. Htrangiilateil hernia, obBtnicllOD anA>^H
^^K^ Intu&^usctiptunj of bowels, etc, : also oa on ointment in CinEAcapitla, paoroi ^^M
^^t anjj other cutaneous affooOona. Care must be observed in its use. It is ^*
pbysioloj^ically antagonistje Co Btryehnine-
^Aki'Iddteb. — Use an emetic and after evacuation of the stouuLch sup-
port the system by Intenuil and exteruaJ sUniuIants. allaying any irri-
tation by opiatee.
Fluid Extract of dried leavf9, & minima, gradually increiiaed. .
perphit..J 1.80
TOLU,
From ToLuiFBiU Biuiuira, Linn*.— Sthnulant to bronchial mua
membraoe.
Fluid Tolv, Soluble.— CoDtainini; In concentrated form those
conatituenls of Win balsam which give flavor and virtue to
the ofdclol ayrup; the tatter may be prepared from it in-
BtoDtaneously, acvonllae to the formula in Appeudlz. It
particularly commends Itself as being mvich oiore couccu-
trated tbaa the syrup, and beace particularly useful in er^
lemporaneuus cough mbttures. 0ose, 1-9 lol fluidraclun...
per pint . .9 U{|.^|
See also Fluid Benisoin Compoaad; Liquid Btnxoia Comp, "4^
for B. P. tinctvn. i
%rup O^i Tohi per doi. plats.. 7J0' t
Loienga: Bronchial; Sroiicliial Improved; Wiitar'i Cough,
tnltatanta, see list la Appendix, Hoa. 9 te II.
See also Bronchial Sedative.
TOMATO.
LTdOFSBSianil ■scui.ihtuh, Miller.— Clalmeil to exert special aotian -
P Upon nioentive affections of mucous membrane. It may be given inter*
klly, sod applied locally to the affected parts.
fluid Extract of ripe fruit, SO lo 00 minims per pint. .( J.NJ
TONGA.
Pkehha TAiTENsis, Sctiauer. RKApmoDpncRA vnTEKSia. Scbott.—
Employed by the oatlvea ot the Fiji Islands for aeuraJgia; also recom-
L mended by Dra. Binger and Murrell, whoso opinion is corroborated by
■Biany others.
fluid Tintga, SO minima to 1 fii^drachm per pint..} 5,50
TONKA-BEAN.
DivriKTi, onoUTA, WUldcnow.—Chlelly used as a flavoring agent;
I Olalmed te possess anodyne propertles-
Fbiid Extract of liean .\ia 'i!lut...% iHO
,^al9o.rfif(d£iftiact0r(uiecConw«wnA. ■
112
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TORMENTILLA.
PoTKNTiLLA ToRMKNTiLLA, Scop(dL— Tomc and powerfully astringent.
Used for eonstringing relaxed tissues, arresting passive hsBmorrhages
and chronic diarrhoeas, and as a wash to indoloit ulcers.
Fluid Extract of rhizome^ 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ 1.30
Prttaed root.
TRIFOLIUM COMPOUND SYRUP.
Superior in efUcaey to the combination of alteratives known under
such copyrighted names as Bamboo-brier Jtoot compound, Alterative
compound, etc. Experience with the latter combination led to the belief
that the formula could be greatly improved, and after much clinical
exjierience, S}Tup Trifolium Oomix>und was devised, and its value has
subsequently been thoroughly established by the medical profession.
Prescribed in all forms of secondary syphilis, its restorative action in
nearly every case is prompt and decisive. Each fluidounce contains the
active constituents of Red Clover, 82 grs.; Lappa, 16 grs.; Berberis Aqui-
folium, 16 grs.; Xanthoxylum, 4 grs.; Stillingia, 16 grs.; Phytolacca root,
16 grs.; Cascara amarga, 16 grs.; Potassium iodide, 8 grs. Dose, two
fluidrachms (8 Cc.) three times a day, which may be gradually increased
to half a fluidounce if desired. Literature sent on request.
In pint bottles per doz., net. . $ 9.00
TRITICUM.
[cough-grass.]
AoaoPTRUM REPENS (Linn^) Beauvois.— A feeble diuretic. Chiefly
employed in cystitis and irritable bladder for its demulcent and emollient
qualities.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 1 to 6 fluidrachms per pint, .f 1.05
Solid Extract, 20 grs per oz. . .24
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, No. 19, 153.
Pressed root.
TRUMPET PLANT.
Sarracenia flava, Linn^.— Claimed to possess extraordinary power
in intestinal fluxes, dysentery excepted; in uncomplicated cases is said
to rarely fail; has also been recommended in dyspepsia, sick-headache,
gastralgia, abdominal tympanites, etc.
Fluid Extranet of rhizome, 6 to 15 minims per pint, .f 2.50
TULIP-TREE.
LiRiODENDRON TULiPiFERA, Liuu^.— Aromatic, stimulant, tonic, anti-
Bpasmodic. Used in intermittents, chronic rheumatism and hysteria.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ .75
Pressed bark.
TURKEY-CORN.
DicENTBA OANADESBIB, DeCandoUe.— Tonic, diuretic, very slightly
aJieratJre, EeeembleB gentiaii, calumba and *- ^'^^^^«m.
I
TURKEY-CORN—CoNTiNUED.
Flvid Extrael uf ttiben. 10 to 40 minlmB per pinl,.( 1.1
Seealsi) ffhiid Extract Stilllngia Conpoii-nd.
C^mcenlratlon Corj/daUn. I to 5 sis per oz.. .!
Elixiri, Bee list in Appendix, Noa. 48, 118.
3i/nip, see list In AppeDdix, No. SI.
TURMERIC.
&JWJVM& LOTfQA, LioD^. — An aroraHtTc HtlmuliLDt; chiefly ^uployt
I impart coior to pbarmaceuticaJ preporatioDB.
Fluid Extract if rhizome, 16 toGO mlnimB per pint..! ■'
TURPENTINE.
An oleoresin obbdned prlncipaiiy fram tlie PiNna palcbtris, Miiiar.
A TflJuAT>1e rubefacient and conDi«r-irritaat; intemoiiy ie fflloemod as i
BDtlielnitDtic. Btlmnlant and hfflmostDtJc. Baa been employ^ in poral
&s of Lbe bJadder, c&tarrb of the nrinoiy possagis, typboid fevei' wt
threatening perforation, etc. Beat eziiibited in >^a£in capsu
fi b> SO mininia ; OB On outlielniiiiCic, 1-3 to 1 QuIdoiiDce.
rerefimK. PrBpand by the action ot auiphurlo add on oil ot
turpentine. Ita properliea ore aimilar to thoae of the ordi-
nary oil, but ita odor is entirely different and not diaagree-
able. Ur. Murrell, <^ London, regards it aa one of tbe beat
ramedleH for wiDter cough. It la expecMrant andantliMptlc,
and of ■ value intsraalty aud In torm of a spray. It is a
remedy also for flatulence. Dose, G to SO miuims. .........
pero«., neC..$
BOarlem Oil. Au empirical coioblcation of baUjaiuic products,
to noma extent administered for the reUef of renal colic,
and generally oa a dhireinc
Pitt), see list hi Appendix, Nos. 104, Sffil, 305, 6^8, T»l.
Compreited Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos, 18, 4a, IBS, IQS.
Captulea, see hat hi Appendht, Noa. W, 33, 4S. TS, Si, IDS.
bJiolant, Bee Ust hi Appendix. No, 20,
TWIN-LEAF.
L nirHTLX.A, Peraoon.— Diuretic, sJteratiTe. aaUspssmoc
Id itimulating diaphoretic. Used in Becondory B>'phUla. dropsy, oant
Luips, and es a gargle in diseases of the throaL
Fhtid Extract of rhiajmc. W U> IX uihihus. per pint,. g 1
URECHITES.
nniamnca smBHEcr*, J. Mueller. Poi.iosoDs.— Tiierapeutlcally
tcca depression of circulation, aailTHtJnn, diapbore
naUiBK, diarrbcea. Hand trlth remrakabte xquowk la Jsni^ca, la
BW
URECHITES-CoNTiwm..
URBOMETER.
K tliiipli>. H>n*«nliinL
n, fiiFDMics infiv
I, proKDiMlii, mill ErMlmnit. [t ia In geiiBnl aa todez iif ri
la irhloh thK vvlniia ph^skilogteal nmcdiuu ai
La kldiv^r ilivaflcfl pwdcuIarLy, It siabLes the pbraiciBi] to
f.M4K1wn1 •«•<■>'<'' 'tanffsr. !(□ new pdndpla ib tavoiied in oar
I tor. TlM ores H rlnMmpMe^ « anaai by tlie action of an alliaHne
T hromldeH And def^mained hy the Tolmne of gsa Ou^o0?n)
■ DUlwtud in CM rracMna. Tbe oiiKiDBl tesCnres in Uie appacatoB an:
■•'(*) (h» (nrni of Um recvlTer In irtafch tbP ^la Is ixiOa^tial ai
d. Ili^ the ifnt^imOaB nf the receiTar in such a, way tluU Lt
Ul iff rtlwrtly in p«y»ntj ~
A bottle prorlded nith pof onted rubber ciH'k and dellmy tobOf
I b Uita the dccompnclthm ciT the urea b effeclal:
1, A.«nulU teat tube to cont^n tJie urine, graduuled to boldli
!■ tba qiuuitltr employod in wuzh oiperlment;
\ S, A KTwluatpd Jar for mBOaurlne the gas erolved.— Thla jar is
■ *lded With an overflon' tube, (uid a vOiC tube cloaitd b; i
Woura komirate adjustment OC tbe lerel of fliild al the
at tbe eKpdm(^ut.
Eaob Dreometor la wcoiiJiMuilwl bj" a doscriptlTe eirenlar oonfainhiB
ill and wpHolt Inalriictlciua. Tin- Mtlmntlou of urea by It conaumea very
lit Mine, BDil the nwilu for all pnwtlMl purgioses are as accurate aa
W b» ti-Wmrf. JUiiatratwl olwmUr furoUOied upon appUoMion,
nbo; _
w
I
URINARY TESTS.
Ureiibt TIst Tuifis.—Tlis luinaiy (fets in paper form aa ievUt
br Dr. G. Oliver, uid introduced lo Um niHlical pnifessloa oF Ibla counti
br uH, had one aerious olJiectliHi tlutt was portluularl}' uppureul la lea
dependliig upm the production of a precipitate.
WhHi one ot these reagent papers was boiled with nquiuility of wad
the Bgitatioa incident ta ebulliUiBi proved Bufliideiit to dlnInteKrate it, M
the fibres o( the paper, floatlag through the liquid nere liable to b« ml
taten For a precipitate, and thereby lead tA error Id dlagnoalB.
In saletituling tablets for these papers, conBiBUni; ot a soluble Ine
oombiaed with the reagent, we dare not only obviated tbl»4s(oo
n fleveral instances have been enat>led to ahnpUfy the teflta thua
B. at the ame time enhancine' their pemiiuienc;.
n testing lor sugar, the urine sboald be allglttly alliallae: In teilfii
ilbnnuin, slightly oeld; the condition should be detdmloed by tl
iflilmus. Formoredetalled dlrectdotiaaeeourdMcrlptlvealrculBr.
We (umlah the following teala: Blamuth Bubnltrat«; OtHo ooK
^idigo aad Sodium oarbonatfi; Picn'c acid; PotoHfilum ferrocyimldi
itlc iodide; Bodlum cartntutte; Sodium tungstuM; Lei
Any (est in tubes of SS Ceioept Bismuth subn., net .SS) , . .ncl, ,9 ,1
See also Beaoent Cuw, page 7S, and U'tomoler, page 31 1.
UVA-URSl.
ABOnwriFBTi/is Uv4-nBHi (Lhmi) Sprengel.— Astringent and tnnl
wftb a apeclOc predilection for the urinary organs. TTas some reputotlt]
as an aatOlthlo, and is omployed in diroulc uephritls, oatarrb of bloildo
boontlnence of iirlne, gleet, etc.
FWid detract of Uavei, M t« 1 Buldrachm per pint,. t 1,0
See also Fluid JEtfroet Bacha Compoutvi,
Baltd Erfroet, 5 to IS gra peroz..
PiU QSaSi Uvrtvrti Erfract, a grs..,,perlM, « oenla; perSOO..
Elixtra. see list in Appendix, Nos. ID, fH.
VACCINIUM CRASSIFOLIUM, andrzbjowski.
^B' Astringent and diuretlo, In some degree rceembiing uva-ursL Use(
I, In catarrhal luHamraation of the genito-urlnory tract, gleet, olmmio cyB
tJs, etc ; In dropsy, from whatever cause, It osElsts removal of the eff ua
flold; has also been ot benefit hi Cbroulc diarrhoea and dysentery,
tiFIufdJ£EtraclD/pIa»f, 80 minims (olfluidrachm.,.. per pint.. $ 1.
VALERIAN.
VtLEiUAHA ovncniAua, Linnd.— Qentle stimulant, nlth a aped
predilection for the narvous system, but wEUiout narcotic effeoB
' RccomuicDded In hysteria, bypochondria, hemlcrania, low forms of fevt
attended wltli restlMBoeM, and other nervous dlsorden
m/itante ami acute rhtnimatiBm Cla bol WB,tei^«Qa1'
2l6
VALERIAN — Continued*
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 1-2 to 1 fluidraohm per pint. .$ 1.10.
Solid Extract, 6 to 10 grs per oz. . .27
Powdered Extract, 5 to 10 grs per oz. . .40
Pitts, see list in Appendix, Nos. 58, 148, 495, 598, 694, 687.
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 148, 187, 188.
Capsvle (74) Valerian Oil, 2 minims
per 100, $1.15; per doz. boxes of 1 doz. . 2.00
Pressed root.
VERATRUM VIRIDE.
[AMERICAN HELLEBORE.]
Veratbum vnuDE, Solander. Poisonous.— Heart depressant, lowers
vaso-motor tonus. Valuable in the treatment of uncomplicated cardiac
hypertrophy, Irritable heart, aortic aneurism, acute parenchymatous
congestions, and cerebral hyperasmia. Contra-indicated in valvular
lesions or where heart is enfeebled from any cause.
NoTB.— As the effect of the drug quickly reaches its maximum, the
dose should not be administered at less intervals than two hours and only
by competent hands. The recumbent position mnst be rigidly enforced,
Airni]ioTBS.— Morphine or laudanum in full doses, given in strong
coffee, and alcoholic stimulants.
Fluid Extract of rhizome and roots^ 1 minim gradually in-
creased per pint. .$ 1.50
Normal Liquid, 1 minim, gradually in(»-eased if necessary
per pint.. 1.65.
Solid Extract, assayed, 1-8 to 1-4 gr per oz. . .31
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 878, 874, 641, 642.
Tablet Triturates, see list in Appendix, Nos. 210, 610.
Pressed root (American Hellebore).
VIBURNUM OPULUS.
[cramp-bark.]
Viburnum Opulus, Liim6.— Tonic, antispasmodic and alterative.
Employed with benefit in asthma, and the painful muscular spasms
attacking the extremities of pregnant finales; particularly beneficial in
the treatment of neuralgic dysmenorrhoeas, and conditions which predis-
pose to abortion; also in the treatment of after-pains.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ .90
See also Fluid Extract Helonias Compound.
Concentration Vibumin, 1 to 8 grs per oz. . 1.00
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 60.
Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 49, 65.
St/rupf see list in Appendix, No. 47.
VIBURNUM PRUNIFOLIUM.
leld li
liigb e
d wdatiTe, ipedBlIf valiuble la threal«D?d sbortion and as a
Hiie at chronic diapcritka to mlsoury. In the latter cases it
moderatfl doeea for at Ivtkst a month
t, which mbcarriaKB UBuaJly lakw place. la dyB-
irrbcsa. fntm whatcrer cause, It mar be prescribed with beceflt,
ae da7B before the meDStnial ciisia;
lb after-poliu it ta alao valuable.
Fluid Erlracl bark of rool, M lol DnidcBChin per plot. -t 1.%
Solid SxtracI, 3 tii 10 grs per oz. . .31
Ftnatered Extracl, fHoWfcn per oiE. . .SO
PaiOOS:) Black Hate Ettmct.Sgn.. fa JOO.SScemta; per GOO.. I.W
d IbMef (fff) Vibumum Compound (Dterine Tunic}
100, net. K cents; por 500, net. . ,M
Ext. Viburnum Pnmlfolium, 1 ^r-
™_ „... _. ^ opulus, I gr.
Ext. H^oSaa (Talse Unicom), \Ji gr.
Eit, Squaw-Tlne. 1-3 gr.
CouloplijlllD, 1-4 gr.
VIRGINIA STONE-CROP.
Fknthoruh SEDOtnEG.LImij.— Astringent, demulcent, laxative. I
\j reUerea afTectlonB nf mucoua membrane of throat, narea, etc., Indid
^big phaiyn^tiB. catarrh, tarjoglMa; reoommeDded slHO la dlarrho
chronic bronchltia nith IncreaHed sesretlon. and as an In jectlo
Fluid Extract of herb, 10 to 30 m
WAFER ASH.
Ptklkj TBWoLIiTt, Llnni.— Tonic, anMperiodln, reputed ontJiek
nigUy recDQimmided fn d«bilily following low fevers, especially If
{KLOle'l liy gwtUM-tul^flllnal Irrttstton: onlng t« its nilld and mm-In
■juallliea. It aierclses a Boothlng influence on Che enthe dlgeatJTe tr
tending to promote BppeUl*, tovigorate aashullatlon, and t
establish conTalescnnce.
Fluid Extract Inrk itf root. 10 to SO m
Elixir, see list In Appendix, No. IM.
tHnetroie Peptin and Wafer Aih. C
WAHOO, See EUOWmiS.
2l8
WARBURG'S TINCTURE.
A oombination of aromatios, antlperiodics and antispasmodics. We
now prepare this remedy, both with and without aloes, likewise a special
tincture wherein the cheaper cinchona alkaloids have been substituted
for quinine.
Warburg^ 8 Tincture^ with or without Aloes^ per doz. ozs., net. .$ 2,10
Warburg's Tincture^ special per doz. ozs., net, . 1.60
Powdered Extract^ with or toithout Aloes per oz. . 1.00
Pills, see list in Appendix, Nos. 648, 644, 786, 787.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 206.
Capsule (73) Warburg's Tincture; each capsule represents 2
fluidrachms Warburg's Tincture
per 100, $2.45; per doz. boxes of 1 doz.. 4.00
WATER AVENS.
«
Geum bivalb, Linn^.— Very astringent and more or less tonic; apt
to derange the digestion and cause vomiting if too freely given. Employed
whenever there is relaxation of mucous membrane depend^it upon ex-
cessive and altered secretion, such as diarrhoea, bnmchorrhcea, etc.; has
also been used in menstrual derangements dependent on debility. The
infusion or decoction may be tak^i ad libitum.
Pressed root.
WATER ERYNGO.
Ebtnoiuu YuccfiFOLiuM, Michaux.— Diaphoretlc, expectorant, diuretic
and stimulant; in large doses occasionally emetic. By some deemed a
substitute for senega. Employed in dropsy, nephritis, pulmonary diseases,
chronic laryngitis and bronchitis; is said to allay cystic and urethral
irritation, pain in the testes, to increase erectile poww and lessen gftinitn^i
losses.
Fluid Extract of rhizome, 20 to 40 minims per pint. .$ 1.05
Pressed root.
WATER FENNEL.
CE]nanthe Phellandriuv, Lamarck.— a mild nuxx)tic stimulant,
exx)ectorant, alterative and diuretic; in large doses induces dizziness,
inebriety and pain in head. Valuable in chronic affections of the air pas-
sages, in hsBmoptysis, catarrh, etc.; in periodical febrile diseases, dyspep-
tic affections and indolent ulcerations; in consumption and bronchitis, it
is said to allay troublesome cough, lessen and render expectoration easier.
Fluid Extract of seed, 4 to 12 mimms per pint. .$ 1.80
WATER GERMANDER.
Teucrium Scordium, Linn£. — Ancient authorities deemed this plant
possessed of extraordinary virtues as an alexipharmic, sudorific and anti-
septic. It is used as a roborant in low forms of disease, and where there
is lack of tone to the stomach; also in flatulence, anasarca, amenotrhoea
and moist asthma.
^/utd Mp/ract of hed>,14i to IfbOSantSN ^.\\:ss^
CnauLLUs folqarib, Sclirader.— ChleO; diuretio and clemulcaiit, M
a mild hepatic and IntefitliiAl atimidaitt. Useful Ed frrl
tf IddoeyB or bladder, esp«dal]y in retention of luise due to coTd.
tl Exiraclof tetd, 14 to 2 nuidrsdunB pur pint..} l.SM
WATER-PEPPER.
E. HumboldC. Boupluid & Kuntli.—
Uc. enunenaengue, antiseptic, diapborUic and vealciuit. Bfconuaeiti
usenorrhcBa, graTel, colic &Dd colda^ externally, In choleraic »
lit beine wrappol in a sheet previoufii; Hooked In ahot deocctliMd
t the drug), In gangrene, olminio ulcera, htemorrholdfl, ei-j-alpelatoug
imatJons; aa a fomentatioDr in tympouitee, and flatulent colic, ai>d
IB B wash in tiie tare mouth oF nun^g woman and of mercurial ptyallsni.
Ft-uid Extract of herb, 1 to 3 duidrachms ,,.,....,. per pint-,$ .75
B« also fluid ExIracI Blue Coluiih Camp., under Caulo-
Premed herb.
WHITE ASH.
FoAxiHUB AMEaicAT'A, linn^.— Tntrcduced as a remedy tor u
eBdependcntou pathological plethora. IB claimed to arouBe th
id or torptrl voao-raotor ayBtem to Titality.
mjnMBxiracl of bark, I taS Quidrachms per pi
te Jih. Each fluidounce reiffesenta ISO gralna WhitB
od upwards. per doE. pints- -
WHITE BRYONY. See BRYONIA.
WHITE CLOVER.
GPENH, Llnn£. — Employed in pertussin and other
of Bpaainodic cough; generally used as ou InfuBionone ounce to Chi
Dose, ad libitum.
PresJted btossoma.
WHITE COHOSH.
220
WHITE HELLEBORE.
Veratritm album, Linnl. Poisonous.— A yaso-motor depressant.
Employed in irritable heart, hypertrophy of cardiac muscle, etc.; used
as snuif, it occasions severe coryza; whea swallowed induces severe
vomiting with profuse diarrhcea, and narcotic symptoms are superadded
ere fatality supervenes. Great care should be taken in its use, even ex-
ternally. An infusion of 1-2 ounce to the pint is used as a wash in parasitic
diseases bt the skin, etc.
Antidotes.— Ooffee, as a drink, stimulants to overcome the depressed
condition, and opiates and demulcents to relieve internal inflammation.
Recumbent position.
Fluid Extract of rhizome^ 2 to 4 minims per pint. .$ 1.20
Tablet Triturate (209) Veratrum album ftnc/ure, 1 minim....
per 500, nef, 28 cents; per 1000, net. . .40
Pressed root
WHITE INDIAN-HEMP.
AscLEPiAS INCARNATA, Linu^.— Anthelmintic. Recommended also in
rheumatic, asthmatic, catarrhal and syphilitic affections.
Fluid Extract rhizome^ 10 to 40 minims per pint. .$ 1.05
Solid Extract, 2to8grs per oz. . .25
Pressed root.
WHITE OAK.
QuBRCus ALBA, Linu^.— Astringent and somewhat tonic. Employed
in obstinate chronic diarrhoea and certain forms of passive h8Bmorrh£^;
externally as an astringent wash, gargle or injection.
Fluid Extract of inner bark^ 1 to 2 fluidrachms per pint. .$ .75
Solid Extract, 8 to 10 grains per oz. . .20
Pressed bark.
WHITE PINE.
Pmus Stbobus, Linn£.— Balsamic expectorant. Useful as an emollient
in chronic affections of the mucous passages.
Fluid Extract of bark, 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ .90
Fluid Pinus Compound per pint. . 2.00
Each pint represents:
White Pine bark. 4 oz. , 170 grs. Sanguinaria, 224 grs.
Wild Cherry, 4 oz., 170 grs. Sassafras, 128 grs.
Balsam Poplar buds, 266 grs. Morphine acetate, 12 grs.
Spikenard, 256 grs.
Compressed Tablet, see list in Appendix, No. 151.
See also Anodyne Pine Expectorant.
Pressed bark.
WHITE POND-LILY.
Castalia odorata, Greene.— Astringent, demulcent, anodyne and
alterative. Employed in dysentery, diarrhcBa, gonorrhoea, leucorrhoea,
and In acrofulous and bronchial afleoUoDB; exterp*^^'' «» <ixi application to
boUs, tumorB, acsrafulous ulcers and otheafVo* »«fe,jdss\^'^^^
WHITE POND-LILY— ConTOUED.
Ouiil eitracC diluted is used as n gargle !□ ulceis ot Uie moutb and Lhroat,
HUl as an injection in leucorrbCBO.
Ftald Extract ofrhiionte, 1-3 to 1 Buldraclim per pint. .S I.OC
Pmaed root.
WHITE POPLAR,
PopoLDB TBUCDLOIDKS. MIoli»iii.— Tonlo, diuretic and febrifuge; con.
tajDSU] active principle, A>puZ£n, anolagoua to tiie Bolicfn of wiUowbarki.
Emplajed bi uiinai; affeoUous, gonarriUBO. eleet, eta.
Fluid Kctract of bark, 1-S to 1 Quidracbm per pint, .f M
Oaneentration Foptdin, EtoS gts. per ox..
Prated bark.
WHITE SNAKE-ROOT
EiTPATOBiDU AMUUTicuH, LiuD^.—Dlapboretlc, antispasmodic, eipoo-
torant. Eitiflloyed in pleuriBj-, clironie farouebitia, deruous irrltabilily,
BaCidence. bysteria, wokefulneoa of low FovejB and clu-onLC irritation oF
bladder.
Pressed root
WHITE VERVAIN.
ViBBHM tratioxFDLiA, Uani.— IJBed in tbo treatment ol intenult-
tent and remltumt tevers, end hau been credited with curu ot (lie opium
haUt,
Fluid Extract of root, S0to4anuaun3 per pint, .4 2M
WHITE WILLOW.
L Gaui iLTU, Linni.— Tonic, tebrifnge, aatrineent; its acdte priaciple,
tfcin, and ita derivaiive, Ealicylic acid, bave, to a large extent, taken
■place of thebarli: on account o[ more condensed dosage, Usedadvan-
1 rbuumatiam. inUirmittents, etc
I Baiicylic acid, pure, from Oil of Winteranfa. Dose, S to liO
I fluid ^trtat of bark. 1-3 tat fluldrachm per pint..
w list Id Appendix, Nos. 418, UTS to 679.
I Unk Oranule, Bed list In Appendix. So. TOS.
I liiblet IWtumtei, see list In Appendix. Hos. 1G3, 1S3, 490, 4D1.
I CompresKd TtibUti, see list bi Appendix, Nob. 39, IB2, 184. 18S,
I IBS.
m>XiixiT SaUcvUc Acid Compound perdozplnis.. IIJG J
Salicylic acid. 40 grs. GelBemium, ts ajs.
Oimlclfi^o. IB gTB. Potassium iodide, 4 gra.
)e also Olucente Ttrbine Compound, imder Eriodictnon.
\CafimAti')S)aaiUniUoaBid.ign
per lOOi 11.15; per doi. boxes of 1 doi.. S.OOfl
222
WILD BERGAMOT.
MoNARDA FisTULosA, liiin^.— Introduced as a substitute for quinine;
in large doses diaphoretic, and considered by some only inferior to
jaborandi. Used in flatulent coUc, chcdera infantum^ intermittents and low
forms of fever; also in liniments for relief of local paralyses.
Fluid Extract of leaves^ 15 to 60 minims i>er pint. .$ 2.00
WILD CARROT.
Daucus Carota, Linnd.— Stimulant, carminative, diuretic.
Pressed leaves.
WILD CELANDINE.
iMPATmNs PAixroA, Nuttall.— Alterative and diuretic. Employed in
scrofula and chronic rheumatism in infusion, one ounce to the pint.
Dose, a wineglassful.
Pressed herb.
WILD CHERRY.
Pbunus sbrotina, Ehrhart— Tonic and stimulant to digestive appa-
ratus, sedative to nervous system. Valuable where it is desired to add
tone and strength, as during convalescence from pleiuisy, pneumonia,
etc ; also in colliquative diarrhcea, some forms of dyspepsia, whooping-
cough, and phthisis.
Fluid Extract Wild Cherry, l-3tol fluldrachm.....per pint..$ 1.05
Bee also Fluid Eoctract Black Cohosh Comp. under Cimic^uga;
Horehound Comp. under Marrubium; Fluid Pinus Comp,
under White Pine.
Fluid Extract Wild Cherry, alcoholic. This fluid extract,
styled alcoholic, differs from that of the Pharmacopoeia of
1800, in not containing glycerin. Dose, l-2tolfl.dr..perpt.. 1.06
Fluid Extract Wild Cherry Comp. Each fluidounce repre-
sents: Wild Cherry, 8 ozs. ; Mamibium, 3 1-2 ozs. ; Veratrum
viride, 1-2 oz.; Wild Lettuce, 8 ozs.; Sanguinaria, 1 oz.
Employed in convalescence from acute inflammatory and
pulmonary diseases* Dose, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm. . . .per pint. . 1.05
Fluid Extract Wild Cherry, detonna^ed.— Ohiefly employed
in making elixirs of Wild Cherry Bark, into which iron
enters as an ingredient. Dose 1-2 to 1 fluidrachm; per pint, 1.40
Fluid Wild Cherry for Syrup. Four times the strength of
the Syrup of WUd Cherry, U. S. P., 1890. Specially adapted
for the preparation of a bright dear Syrup of Wild Cherry,
of full medicinal activity. Dose, 1-2 to 1 fl. dr per pint. . 1.05
Concentration Prunin, 1 to 3 grs per oz. . .50
Compressed Tablets, see list in Appendix, Nos. 151, 195.
Elixirs, see list in Appendix, Nob. 55, 56, 121.
See also Olycerole Terbine Ct>mp., under Eriodictyon.
Wines, Bee list in Appendix, Noa. 19, 90.
.6!^^nj^ see liist in Appeddiz, Kos. V7, Cft.
■— ,. 1
' WILD CHERRY— Continued.
Loiengei: Ttir Cnmpuwid; Yerba Siinti Campoum
Prtatd bark.
^^g SeeaisoAnodvMPiMEtptcloranl.
^H WILD GINGER (Canada Snake-rcc
£ phoretlc. Uued In low tonnB oC fei-er us a subatltul.
I.
").
carminative,
jrorsarpcQla
..per pint. -S
, BBtringenf, a
HB. Eniployet
ire there Is a i
formoondiHo
rta;
1.05
Freued root.
WILD INDIGO.
BiPTiHii TOfOTottu, R. BrQBD.— PurgatlvB, emetic
aepUo; used prindpaUy on acoouat ol tha latter rtrti
BtoniE diaeasee, in BcarlatlQa, tjpliua and aU cases whi
deacy to Bepticeemia; eitemally a« a wash, or ointment
uloera.
...per pint. .
r 1000, net..
'leu prBferablf
..per pint. .8
per
^^B See Btso EntKffmol.
^^V Pntted root.
^H WILD LETTUCE.
^^H iMmiat. CAKADEK3B, Linnd.— MUdiy soporiflc. Of
^^Kbtea lor cliildren.
^^H Bee BlBO Fl^d Eitractt Sc^lkap Comp. uQdec ,
^^^1 Lupitlin Comp. under Hopa.
^^B JKB CSnj Z«M«« Ect., ! grs per JOO, aSoenW; perSM..
^^m Prated Uavea.
^B WILD YAM.
^^^1 Frtned root.
^^B WILLOW-HERB.
(Ooyed in chronic diarrhoaa. dyBeal«7, leucorrliiBa, etc.
demiileenl. 1
,, per pint, .t
J-rcsaed /ua1>.
224
WITCHHAZEL, See HAMAMELIS.
WOOD BETONY.
Stachts Bstonica, Bentham.— Claimed to possess alterative proper
ties that render it valuable in constitutional S3rphilis, scrofula, etc.
Fluid Extract of leavet, 1-4 to 1 fluidrachm per pint. .$ 2.50
Pressed leaves.
WORMSEED, AMERICAN, See CHENOPODIUM.
WORMSEED, LEVANT, See SANTONICA.
WORMWOOD, See ABSINTHIUM.
XANTHOXYLUM.
[prickly ash.]
Xanthoxylum ameriganum, Mill^. — stimulant, tonic, alterative,
diaphoretic, sialagogue, carminative. Used as a stimulant in languid
states of the system, and said to be highly beneficial in chronic rheumat-
ism, flatulent coUc, syphilitic and hepatic affections.
Fluid Extract Xanthoxyhim (]bark\ 10 to 40 minims, .per pint. .$ 1.05
Fluid Extract Piictdy Ash (JberriesX 5 to 10 minims, .per pint. . 2.50
See also Fluid Extract StiUingia Cfympound,
Solid Extract Xanthoxylwn (6arA;), 8 to 10 grs per oz. . .31
Concentration Xanthoxylin, 1 to A grs peroz.. .86
PiUs, see list in Appendix, Nos. 9, 81, 150, 632. ,
Compressed Tablet^ see list in Appendix, No. 48.
ElixirSj see list in Appendix, Nos. 48, 118.
Syrups f see list in Appendix, Nos. 60, 61.
See also Alterative Compound; Trifolium Compound.
Pressed bark.
YARROW.
Achillea Millefolium, Unn^— Aromatic, tonic, mildly stimulant and
astringent. Used in dysentery and low fevers.
Fluid Extract of herhy 80 to 60 minims per pint. .% .75
Pressed herb.
YELLOW DOCK, See RUMEX.
YELLOW PARILLA, See MENISf»ERMUM.
YELLOW POND-LILY.
NuPHAR ADVENA, Aitou fll.— Astringent, anodyne, demulcent. Em-
ployed in dysentery, diarrhoeft, and— combined with wild cherry— in bron-
chial affections; externally is applied to boils, tumors, indolent ulcers,
etc., and in form of decoction may be used as a gargla
I*luid Mctract of rhizome^ 1-3 fluidnjohm per pint. .$ .90
JPretaed roc^.
VERBA BUENA.
HicnoMHRU PouaLAfin, Beotham. — Aromatic^ Btlmulajil
lelmlntle. Employed In atonic pxstrodynia and flatnleni
36 the [ores and freqiiBnoy of the inilas lu tesera, etc.; bi
Dt uitbelmfutlc, adapted to the expulsion of round womiH,
d Sxtrxict of teavet, 1-2 to 3 (tuidrochms per pint. ^S 3.
YERBA REUMA.
oisBo and Schlechlendal. — GhleHy used
. It contains a peculiar aatringeot pi ~
;e percentage of solioa ineredleuts, to the cumblnatJou of which it
iroperties are largely attributable.
Fluid £Mmct of herb. When used as an injection or a garRle,
It must be diluted with thr(«tIiDt:«ltid bulk In water. Doao.
10 to 9) minims per pint. -t B.
VERBA SANTA, See ERIODICTYON.
ZEA (STIGMATA MAYD1S), See UNDER CORN.
Z[NC BROMIDE.
list in Appendix, N
3,300.
ZINC OLEATE.
y resamblea clonely the oxide of ilno, but la a n:
effldent ag^nt, and wholly free from the unpleasant grittjueaa Bo
tdmea noticed in the latter. Applied by duatlDg over the surface, or Id tlie
form of an ointment. The powder ta used chiefly as a remedy for
hyperldrofllB and oBmJdrofiis; also in eczema, and In oJI casaa where the
■dno oxide ointment has hitherto been esteemed peroz..} .25
Ointment of Zinc Oleate G9S per cent of Oleate) per lb. .
ZINC OXIDE.
Tonic, antlEpaamodic, astrinRCDt. Employed In chorea, epilepsy,
wbooiriDe cough and the dlarrhcea of InfantH; used externally a
exBlcoant to Inflamed or excoriated surfu.'es. Dose, U to 8 gralhs.
poll, see list In Appendix, Noe. 418, S4e, XTT.
ZINC PHOSPHIDE.
Acta vory similarly to pho^horua, combining therewith the I
Doao, 1-91} grain, gradually Increoaod.
P Jllt, see Ust In Appendix, Noa. Ml to BES.
Tablet TVthirafea, see list in Apixmclis. Ntw. 17B to 17B, IM,
BS7. 4M, (HI to 013, (130, 137.
je lilt la ^peeuiUx,Illo. lA, U^
^^L Tablet Tril
^^B B87. 4M,
aa6
ZINC SULPHATE.
T(mic, astringent, antispasmodic; also a prompt emetic. In small
doses useful in dyspepsia, and in combination with belladonna or hyoscy-
amues is employed to check the night sweats of phthisis; occasionally of
value in epilepsy. Dose, as a tonic, 1 to 2 grains; as an emetic, 10 to 30
grains.
Pins, see list in Appendix, Nos. 493, 495.
Compre88ed Tdblets^ see list in- Appendix, No. 6, 164, 196.
Ophthalmic Tablet Zinc sulphate, 1 gr, i>erlOO..$ .40
See also Emergency Ccue,
ZINC SULPHOCARBOLATE.
Topically useful as a disinfectant, and dissolved in water forms a
valuable injection in leucorrhoea, etc., and gargle in aore throat, diphth^ia,
etc. Has also been suggested as a disinfectant of the intestinal tract, ad-
ministered in appropriate doses. Dose, as a local application, 20 grains
to the ounce of water; as an intestinal disinfectant, 2 to 10 grains.
CompreMcd Tablets^ see list in Appendix, Nos 51, 52.
Tablet Triturate (200) Zinc StUpJiacarbolate, 1-6 gr.
per500, net, 20 cents; per 1000, net.. $ .85
ZINC VALERIANATE.
Antispasmodic. Has been used to advantage In neuralgia, chorea,
epilepe^ and the nervous affections acc(Hnpanying chlorosis. Dose, 1 to
2grs.
PtU«, see list in Appendix, Nos. 58, 294, 478, 474, 494, 555, 654 to
666,813,826:
APPENDIX.
^^^CONVENIEN^ORMuH^^^
^■'FOR EXTEMPORANEOUS PREPARATION
^M WINES AND SYKUPS FROM FLUID
OF TINCTURES^^H
EXTRACTS. '^M
P TINCTURES.
1
ACONITE.
1
Fl. Eit. or Normfl] liquid Aconite root, P., D. S
LEAVES (UNOmCIAL).—
Fluid Extract AooniW leaves. P.. D. i 00. 'B. .. .
,.J
FL EiL orKormttl Liquid AoonltB root, P., D, & Oo.'B 1 H. ea. ^M
U. S. p. (ROOT).— ~H
Fl. Ext. or Normal liquid Aconite root, P., D. & Co.'s T fl. on. ^M
^t ALOES.
^H nutd Aloes (or U. 8. P. llnotiire. P., D. & Co.'B.
^^LtLOES AKO MrRRH, U. S. T.
^V^ ARNICA.
!luld£xtrBotAiiiicarDOt, P.. D. ftCo.'o.
Slow.
H^ MOT, B. P.—
TINCTURES.
ASAFETIDA.
k. 5. p. —
r^Uiil VMAfCtii^ F. p. JtOx-* 6 fl- c
Cuvlkrf 9 fl- c
FtlMa Jk,wAwa«k F.D. ± 0\1»^ 6fl. c
tftMUIItf^ 5^«l:*l!. 15 fl. c
BSLLXDONNA.
M. ^Sx«w «r XvwnuiL Lacuia B^OhikMaA Ihtck. P^ D. Jt Ool*^. .8 fl. o
V.\v^»i 12 fl. <
%%iMft- 5 fl. <
>^. \^«-. V V>cni^ :.aita*»i HiThiiMi Immk. R. D. A Qx'^..l fl.
XtoK-%iiK>u ^*«rH 14 fl- c
^!lrtl» 5fl. c
"^awMi ^^POM-^ * **. it,>,V 4IL<
viev^x ttfl. i
>»w« ^MM-%c« >N>»|.. *^ -y, ^ ^v.'v. _^ 4 II i
V«tX>KA J IL ^
vw^ w*«^H «Ni,^ >*«^ -w*!^ T. -7. Jt ^.-^_^ ^a.,
s
s
*5^^ .^M.<
*^*» N. XV ^^ >ft • .. -.»^
\
<.v"*k.
231
TINCTURES.
CALABAR BEAN.
u. s. p. —
Fl. Ext. or Nonma Libuid Calabar Bean, P., D. & Oo/s 8 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 17 fl. ozs.
CALENDULA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Calendula, P., D. & Co.'b 4 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 16 fl. ozs.
CALUMBA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Calumba, P., D. & Co.'s 2 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 11 fl. ozs.
Water 7 fl. ozs.
CANTHARIDES.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Cantharides, P., D. & Co.'s 1 fl. oz.
Alcohol 19fl. ozs.
CAPSICUM.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Capsicum, P., D. & Co.'s 1 fl. oz.
Alcohol 18 fl. ozs.
Water 1 fl. oz.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Capsicum, P.,D.&Co.'s %fLoz,
Bectifled spirit 19^ fl. ozs.
CARDAMOM.
COMPOUND, U. S. P. —
Fluid Cardamom Comp. for U. S. P. tincture P., D. & Co.^s. . .8 fl. ozs.
Diluted Alcohol 20fl. ozs.
Glycerin 1 fl. oz.
CASCARILLA.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract CascarOla, P., D. & Co. 's 1 fl. oz.
Proof spirit 7 fl. ozs.
CATECHU.
p. G. & FR. COD. —
Fluid Catechu, p., D. & Co. 's 2 fl. ozs.
Diluted Alcohol 8 fl. ozs.
COMPOUND, U. S. p. —
Fluid Catechu, P., D. & Co.'s 4fl. ozs
Fluid Extract Cassia Cinnamon, P., D. & Cc's 1 fl. oz.
Diluted Alcohol ««.\j^.^.^yiat.
«
232
TINCTURES.
CHIRATA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Chirata, P., D. & Oo/s ; 2 fl. ozs.
Diluted Alcohol 18 fl. ozs.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Chirata 1 fl. oz.
Proof spirit 7 fl. ozs.
CIMICIFUGA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Cimicifuga, P., t>. & Co.'s 4fl. ozs.
Alcohol 12 fl. ozs.
Water 40 fl. ozs.
COMPOUND.
Fluid Extract Cimicifuga, P., D. & Co.'8 2 fl. ozs.
Fluid Extract Sanguinarla, P., D. & Oo.'s 1 fl. oz.
Fluid Extract Phytolacca Root, P., D. & Oo.'s ^ fl. oz.
Alcohol 9 fl. ozs.
Water 8 fl. ozs.
CINCHONA,
u. s. p. —
Fl, Ext. or Normal Liquid Cinchona Calisaya, P., D. & Co.'s. . . .4 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 11 6-16 fl. ozs.
Water 4 8-16 fl. ozs.
Glycerin « ^ fl. oz.
COMPOUND, U. S. P. —
Fluid Cinchona Oomp. for U. S. P. tincture, P., D. & Co.^'s. . . .4 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 10 fl. ozs.
Water 1 fl. oz.
Glycerin 1 fl. oz.
COMPOUND, B. P. —
Liquid Cinchona Comp. for B. P. tincture. P., D. & Co.*8 6 fl. ozs.
Proof spirit 16 fl. ozs.
COLCHICUM SEED.
p. G. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Colchicum seed. P., D. & Co.^s 1 fl. oz.
Alcohol 6 fl. ozs.
Water 8 fl. ozs.
U. S. P. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Colchicum seed. P., D. & Co.'s 8 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 10 fl. ozs.
Water. 7 fl. ozs.
B, p. —
m.Ext or i^ormaJ Liquid Colchicum seed 1 fl. ob.
JPivof spirit •'* tLoia,
^r
233
"3
^
TINCTURES
^m
fluid Eitraot C
COLOCYNTH.
m
CONIUM.
Fl. Eit or Normal Liquid Conium fruit, P., D. & Co.'a.3.
...«fl.^
Fl.Eit.orNmT
CUBEB.
Huld Eitract C
p D ACo'B
adoaS
Fluid Eilract C
Kectifled spirit.
libeb, P., D. A Co,'B.
..%fl.o«(
.ITMILort
B. P.—
FL act. or Nora
DIGITALIS.
Fl.Bit.orNorroa!IJquidDigiteliB,F..D.&Co,-B
sa.<M|
ERGOT.
Fl. Eit. or Nora
5fl.(W
GELSEMIUM.
PI. Ext. or Norn
nol Liquid Oelsemluin, P.. D. £ Co.'u ....
8 «!■"=■
n. Eit. or Nora
i«.o^
.„ ^^
Fluid £xtnw;b O
; DOuted Alcobol.
GENTIAN.
J
1"."5^
■
434
TINCTURES.
GENTIAN — Concluded.
COMPOUND, u. s. p.
Fluid Extract Gentian Ck>mp. for U. S. P. tincture, P., D. &
Ck>/B 2 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 6 fl. ozs.
Water 4 fl. ozs.
COMPOUND, B. P. —
Liquid Extract Qentian Comp. for B.P. tincture, P., D. & Ck>.''8. .1 fl. oz.
Proof spirit 7 fl. ozs.
GINGER.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Ginger, P., D. & Oo.^s ^ fl. ozs.
Rectified spirit v 17il^fl.ozs.
P. G. —
Fluid Extract Ginger, P., D. & Oo.'s 1 fl. oz.
AlcohoL 4 fl. ozs.
U. S. P. —
Fluid Extract Ginger, P., D. & Go.'s Sfl. ozs.
Alcohol 12fl. ozs.
HOPS,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Hops, p., D. & Oo.'s. 4fl. ozs.
Alcohol i 10^ fl. ozs.
Water 4l^fl. ozs.
B. p. —
Fluid Extract Hops, P., D. & Oo.'s ^ fl. ozs.
Proof spirit 17^1^ fl. ozs.
HOREHOUND.
Fluid Extract Horehound, P., D. & Ck).'s 1 fl. oz.
Diluted Alcohol 4fl. ozs.
HYDRASTIS,
u. s. p. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Hydrastis, P., D. & Oo.'s 4 fl. ozs.
Diluted AlcohoL 16fl. ozs.
B. p. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Hydrastis 2 fl. ozs.
Proof spirit. 18 fl. ozs.
HYOSCYAMUS.
A P. —
Fl, Ext or Normal Liquid HyoflcyamuB, P., D. & Oo 's 1 ft. oz.
Proof spirit .T^uota,
^""
33S
TINCTURES.
HYOSCYAMUS-CoKCLUDEQ
D. * Co.1
..SB. on,
.11 a. on.
ICNATIA.
ifl o».
,10fl.«H.
INDIAN CANNABIS.
FLEit.
r NormaJ Uquld ludian Qmnablfl. F., D
& Co.'s.
..3H.OM.
B. P.—
BecUfled spirit
IPECAC AND OPIUM.
Fl. ExLorNonnnl Liquid Ipecac, P., D. & Co.'b 1 ,
Tlneture of Iieoiaortted Opium, P.. D. * Co.'B 10fl.oM,
Evaporate the Tlnptnre of Deodoriwil OiJiim to 8 fl. ona., add
fluid extract ipecac, filter tlie mixture and pofla euougb
diluted alcohol througli Alter to make 10 H. oeb.
KINO.
Fluid Kino. P., D. S, Co.'b .
Gtfceriu
Water
BeetUed Rplrit.
id K1do,P., D. £Co.'B.
Alcohol
Qljcerin
Fluid Extract Krnineiia, P., D. £ Go.'a 4 0.
Diluted Alcohol ,* Itt fl.
This aleo representa the Unctures oT the P. 0., and French
i
236
TINCTURES.
LAVENDER COMPOUND,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Lavender Comp. for U. S. P. tincture, P., D. & Oo/b. . . .4 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 9 fl. ozs.
Water 3 fl. ozs.
B. P. —
Liquid Lavender Ck)mp. for R P. tincture 6 fl. ozs.
Bectifled spirit 16 fl. ozs.
LOBELIA,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Lobelia, P., D. & Oo.'s 8 fl. ozs.
DUuted Alcohol 12 fl. ozs.
P. G. —
Fluid Extract Lobelia, P., D. &Oo.'s 1 fl. oz.
DUuted Alcohol 9 fl. ozs.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Lobelia, P., D.&Oo.^s VS^ fl. ozs.
Proof spirit ITJ^ fl. ozs.
JVIATICO.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Matico, P., D. & Ck).'s 2 fl. ozs.
DUuted Alcohol 18fl. ozs.
JVIYRRH.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Myrrh, P., D. & Ck>.'s S fl. ozs.
Alcohol 8 fl. ozs.
B. p. —
Fluid Extract Myrrh, P., D. & CJo.'s 1 fl. oz.
Bectifled spirit. 7 fl. ozs.
NUTGALL.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Galla, P., D. & Go. 's 4 fl. ozs.
Alcohol ISfl.
Glycerin 8 fl.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Galla, P., D. & Ck>.'8 !^fl.0K8.
Proof spirit 17^ fl. ozs.
NUX VOMICA.
P. G. —
Fl, Ext. or Normal Liquid Nux Vomica, P., D. & Oo.''s 1 fl. oi.
AJcobol , ,.......*t ft. on.
Water. ,., ,,,,,.....*1^^tn^
t
TINCTURES.
NUX VOMICA-^CONCLUDED.
FLExt. or Nonnal Liquid Nux Vomica, p., D. £ Oo.*! B 1
Alcohol 9 I
FL Ext or Noniua Liquid Hux Vomica. P.. D. £ Oo.'B ^ B. i
l
OPIUM.
Fluid OpIiua.CampboraUd, for U.S.P.tInoturB,P.,D.£Co.'B.8 11, t
Qlycoria .....^.,..,. I fl.
DUulad Alcohol 10 fl. oo. _
liquid Cunpbor Comp. lor B. P. dauture, P., D. iK Co, 'a 1 H. 0^9
Proof gplrtt 7 tL a
PELLITORY.
Fluid Extract Pallitory, P., D. & Co.'* 3 fl. a
Aloohol 8 fl. «
QUASSIA.
U. S. 9. —
Fluid Extract Qusffils, P.. D. £ Co.'B S fl. O
Aloohot OMfl. 01
Water "M fl. oi
I Proof splr
u. s, ..-
Fl. Ett. or
Fluid ExCr
I Otrcertii...
I Aloobol .. .
WoUr..,-
FluidKitrBotQuaBala,P., D. AOo.'B K tt- "
Proof splrft IBM fl. OK
RHUBARB.
Fl. Ett. or Normal liquid Rhubojb, P.. D, « Co.'s 1 fl. oi
FluidExCraot Cardamom, P., D, A Co.'a Ml mla
Otrcerlii 1 fl. a
Aloobol .Sl-Bfl. 01
"WHau aufl. OB
m
Fluid Rhubarb, aromatic, farU.B.P, tincture, P., D. & Oo.'a. ,S fl. om.
Olycerln 1 fl, ox.
Diluted Alcohol S fl. ow,
»WBET— U. S. r.—
Fluid Bhubarb, sweet, tor U. B. P. tiacture, P.,D.&0D.'a....4 Q. oia.
Dllatai AUsolKi..,., ,,..,,,,,„.,,,..., ,V«Aft. =
238
TINCTURES.
SANGUINARIA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Sanguinaiia, P., D.' & Oo.'s 3 fl. ozs.
Acetic acid 102 mins.
Alcohol 10 fl. ozs.
Water » ^ fl. ozs.
SAVINE.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Savine, P., D. & Co.'s... 1 fl. oz.
Alcohol 7 fl. ozs.
SENEGA.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Senega ^ fl. ozs.
Proof spirit 17^ fl. ozs.
SENNA.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Senna, P., D. &Oo.^s ^fl. ozs.
Fluid Extract Caraway, P., D. & Ck>.''s ^ fl. oz.
Fluid Extract Ck>riander, P., D. & Go.'s ^fl. oz.
Baisins, (free from seeds) .2 ozs.
Proof spirit l^fl.ozs.
Note.— Macerate 24 hours and fllter.
SERPENTARIA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Serpentaria, P., D. & Go.'s S fl. ocs.
Alcohol 12 fl. OSS.
Water 6 fl. cos.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Serpentaria, P., D. & Co. 's 1 fl. 4)b.
Proof spirit 7 fl. ozs.
SQUILL,
u. s. "?. —
Fluid Extract Squill, P., D. & Co.'s 8 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 12Jifl.
Water 44 A*
B. p. —
J?7uia Extract Squill, P., D.&Co.'s Sl>A^
Eroofapirit .VP^%.«ik,.
239
"]
TINCTURES.
^
STRAMONIUM.
^
.D. &Co
.-..i^
B.
D. & a,.'.
im n. ooL
SUM BUI..
■■
SWEET OKANGE PEEL
"■
Fluiil Extract Sweet OraagB peel. P., D. & Co.'i
VALERIAN.
J
.v:.1a^
....saSS
1
Spirit Ammonia, ■romallcB.P
....Tfl. onu;
r
VERATRUM V1RIDE.
Ft. Ett, or Normal Liquid Veratrim. Tirtde, P.,
D.&lJa.'s....e0.tM
Tbta prepamUon is nearly the uune Btrength as Nomood'a Tlnctaa
FL Eit. or Noniial Extract VBratnim -riride, ¥
SocaUHl Spirit
..tt.fct^
^
^J
240
SYRUPS.
ALTERATIVE COMPOUND.
Fluid Extract Alteratiye Compound, P., D. & Oo/s 1 fl. oz.
Fluid Cardamon Oomp., P., D. & Co/b 60 mins.
Syrup 8 fl. ozs.
BUCKTHORN.
Fluid Extract Buckthorn berries, P., D. & Ck>.''s 4 fl. ozs.
Fluid Extract Ginger, P., D. & Oo.'s 96 minims.
Fluid Extract Pimenta, P., D. & Oo.'s 96 minims.
Syrup 12 fl. ozs.
COFFEE.
Fluid Extract Ck>ffee, for syrup, P., D. & Oo.'s .2 fl. ozs.
Hot Syrup, , 14 fl. ozs.
GARLIC.
Fluid Extract Garlic, P., D. & Oo.'s 6 fl. ozs.
Acetic Acid 8 fl. ozs.
Syrup 21 fl. ozs.
GINGER.
Fluid Ginger, Soluble, P., D. & Cto.'s 1 fl. oz.
Syrup 16 fl. ozs.
IPECAC,
u. s. p. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Ipecac, P., D. & Ck>.'s ^ fl. ozs.
Acetic acid. ^ fl. oz.
Glycerin 5 fl. ozs.
Syrup 41 fl. ozs.
KRAMERIA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Krameria, P., D. & Co.'s ^ fl. cm.
Syrup t%fl.
LACTUCARIUM.
u. s. p. —
i^u/d JExtractJLactucarium, P., I). & Oo.'b AfLoiu ^
Byrup A^^^HU
»
r
W
SYRUPS.
LICORICE.
Fluid Extiact IJcarice (or Quinine miztures, P., D. & Oo.^. ■■
I
I
Fliild EiQvct Ucorice for quinine miztureg, P., D. & Co.'B. .60 mini.
Quinine Bulphate.............. -....--...- B gt&
S^rup. ............. suiBclent ta (Dake 1 fl, ok
MARSHMALLOW.
Fluid Extract MaishniaUow root. P., D.& Co. 'B 1 a. im..
Eynip IS O. am.
ORANGE PEEL.
Fluid Bitraot Sweet Oraneo Peel, P., D, & Co.'b 1 ±tm.
Sfnip IS fl. on.
POPPY HEADS.
Fluid BitrBCt Fopp; heads, P., D. & Co.'b. 9 0. on.
Synjp ITtLow.
Eraponite the fluid eitnuA by a ECDtle beat lo 3 fl.oze., add Brnip and
mix Choroughl;.
RHUBARB.
Fl. Ert or Normal Liquid Rhubarb, F.,D. iCo.-a Stt.o«».
Spirit amuuaoa SS mlna.
Caibonate of PotassiuiD SD gn.
Qlyaerin 10.0*,
Watw IH. OK
Byrup Bufflcieat to nuke Wfl. on.
I
Fluid Ext Rhubarb, aromatic, for U.S.P. tianture. F.,D. A Oa.l fl. oc
BjTop 31) fl. on
RHUBARB COMPOUND AND POTASSIUM — NEUTRALIilNO CORD"
Fluid Extract Rhubarb comp. wiQi FoUnhuu, P., D. A Go.
JHluted AJuobiri
Byrup
RUBUS.
Fluid Extract RubuB. P.. D. i Co.'a
I
1
Fluid ExUaot Blackberry, aroniBtlc P.,B. &Oo.'b A%.<Ja
Spvp .W'ii.w
242
SYRUPS.
SAFFRON.
AMERICAN. —
Fluid Extract Safflower, P., D. & Oo.'s 2 fl. ozs.
Syrup 14 fl. ozs.
SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND — U. S. P. —
Fluid Extiuct Sarsaparilla Oomp., for syrup. P., D. & Co.^s. . .4 fl. ozs.
Syrup 12 fl. ozs.
SENEGA,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Senega, P., D.& Oo.'s 4 fl. ozs.
Syrup 16fl. ozs.
SENNA.
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Senna, P., D,& Go.'s ; 8fl. ozs.
Oil Coriander 77 mins.
Alcohol 1 fl. oz.
Sugar 21^ ozs.
Water sufficient to make 82 fl. ozs.
SQUILL,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Squill,-P., D. & Go.'s 1 fl. oz.
Acetic Acid 1^ fl. ozs.
Syrup 19 fl. ozs.
COMPOUND — U. S. p. —
Fluid Extract Squill Comp., P., D. & Oo.'s 4 fl. ozs.
Antimony and Potassium tartrate 23' grs.
Boiling Water 6 fl. drs.
Syrup sufficient to make 26 fl. ozs.
Dissolve the antimony and potassium tartrate in the boiling
water and mix with other ingredients.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Squill, P., D. & Cto.'s 1 fl. oz.
Acetic acid 1 fl. oz.
Syrup 14 fl. ozs.
STILLINGIA.
king's. —
Fluid Extract Stillingia, P., D. & CJo.'s 8 fl. ozs.
Fluid Extract Prickly Ash berries. P., D. & Go's X^ fl.ozs.
Syrup l^fl. oza.
COMPOUND. —
^uld Extract Staiingia. Ctomp., P., B. & CJo.^b A^
Sjrrup ."tt^
243
SYRUPS.
TOLU.
Fluid Tolu, soluble, P., D. & Oo/s lfl.OB.
Syrup 15 fl. ozs.
WILD CHERRY,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Wfld Cherry (for Syrup), P., D. & CJo/s 4 fl. ozs.
Syrup 12 fl. ozs.
WILD LETTUCE.
Fluid Extract WUd Lettuce, P., D. & Oo.'s 2 fl. ozs.
Syrup 14 fl. ozs.
VINEGARS.
CANTHARIDES.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Cantharides, P., D. & Go's 2 fl. ozs.
Glacial Acetic acid. 2 fl. ozs.
Acetic acid. 16 ozs.
LOBELIA.
U. S. p., 1880 —
Fluid Extract Lobelia, P., D. & Ck>.'s 2 fl. ozs.
Dfluted Acetic Acid ' 18 fl.
SANGUINARIA.
U. S. p., 1880 —
Fluid Extract Sanguinaria, P., D. & Ck>.'s ...2 fl. ozs.
Dfluted Acetic Acid ..18 fl. ozs.
SQUILL,
u. s. p. —
Fluid Extract Squill, P., D. & Co. 's 2 fl, ozs.
Diluted Acetic Acid .....1.18 fl. ozs.
B. p. —
Fluid Extract Squfll, P.,D.&C3o."8..... .^&A^
IM/uted Acetic Add, B. P ArtW^^
244
WINES.
COLCHICUM.
ROOT — U. S. P. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Ck>lchicum root, P., D. & Oo/s. . . .4 fl. ozs.
White Wine 6 fl. ozs.
ROOT— B. P. —
Fl. Ext. or Eormal Liquid Ck>lchicum root, P., D. & Co.^s. . . . .4 fl. ozs.
Sherry 16 fl. ozs.
SEED — U. S. P. —
M. Ext. or Normal Liquid Ck)lchicum seed 8 fl. ozs.
White Wine 14 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 8 fl.
ERGOT,
u. s. p. —
M. Ext. or Normal Liquid Ergot, P., D. & Oo.'s 8 fl. ozs.
White Wine 14 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 3 fl. ozs.
GENTIAN.
COMPOUND. —
Fluid Extract Gentian Comp., P., D. & Ck>.'s 1 fl. oz.
Sherry or native wine 14 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 1 fl. oz.
IPECAC,
u. s. p. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Ipecac, P., D. & Ck>.''8 1 fl. oz.
White Wine '.8 fl. ozs.
Alcohol 1 fl. oz.
B. P. —
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Ipecac, P., D. & Ck>.''8 1 fl. oz.
Sherry 19fl. ozs.
RHUBARB.
U. S. p., 1880
Fl. Ext. or Normal Liquid Rhubarb, P., D. & Oo.'s 2 fl. ozs.
Fluid Extract Calamus, P., D. & Oc's 96 minims.
Stronger White Wine 18fl. ozs.
B. P. —
Fluid Extract Rhubarb, P., D. & Oo.'s IH A- ow.
Fluid Extract Canella, P., D. & Co.'s 60 minims.
Sherry 18^fl.oz8.
WHITE ASH.
Fluid Es:tract White Aah, P., J). & Qo:s 4fl.oas8.
Bberry, .^^oou
I
SUGAR COATED AND GELATIN
COATED PILLS,
OVIFORM.
Our pQlH are mode from the purest maiteriBjfl oDd are coated by ft
method UToidlD^ the uppKcatlmi o! any degree of heat which could im-
pair their eCBeacy.
We direct epedal attention lo the homogeneous character and ready
solulimty of the moss.
Some pills are Intentionally made of a Brm coDBisteuce, In order to
EoBure tJi^ permanency, but tiuB condition doee not iokpalr the solubflf ty
of the maaa, as the exclpiont employed Is readily disaoLred by the gaatiic
For sup^orlty of DnlBh and uniformity of coating, our pDla are
miBicelled, parliBidar attfution is directed lo the ahience of (fte
uagightly ntedle holes in our getatin-coaled pIlU, and the perfect pro-
tection from deleterious atmOBphericinfiuencss to the maaa, secured by
the employment of a new proceas o( manufacturins, by which the jrill is
completely enveloped in a gelatin coating.
The formula in each iuiitanca Is Btrlctl; followed, lireapectlve of cost,
and the entire process conducted under scIentiflG management, and by
Improved metiodB.
Partioular care is taken to ensure the preaeryation of the drug.
They are put up for the market hi bottles ot 100 and BOO pills each,
eicepting a few piUa of Rare Alkaloids, which are put up In bottlea o(
SS each, aa noted in each instance.
Oviform Gelatin-coated FUls will he supplied unless otherwise opec-
ifled. Round Fills can be nuppUed when desired. '
flBwe refer to our nem line of Enteric Pills, i.e.. pills so coated
OB to pasfi the stomach Intact and be dissolved in the duodehum or iates-
thuU tract
^^SpeeUil quotations for pills of special fomvulaa or
tor pills in hulk.
The doses given below are minimum and nuaimum, the first column
bdng the former and the second the latter. When only one dose Is glcea,
it may be Increased, provided it Is found in the first column; but not if
found (» the tfonid.
As in manif i^stemoma we mottH/aotupfl aevsral /UnfMlfie
o/ fill* and other lines, frotn precisely the sontB omnponent
parts, (orylnfr only <n the proportions of taeh employed, wa
Ash sinttified the different fommlee hy separata numbers or
letters, and it is of tKe utmoet intportmnee, when onfiirtnp,
(hire the exael formula desired te thus clearly tpeeifled.
■imA foriimla is Hsled, tos ahall lend that fnrnmUi icli.Vi^ ^^
tfM^lTHaferf by a dagger, thna t.
A
Perbot
of 100.
B
Perbot.
of 600.
$ 40
$ 1 85
20
85
25
1 10
ao
1 85
25
1 10
25
1 10
380
246
PILLS.
SUGAK COATED AND
List
No. GELATIN CX)ATED-OVIFORM. dosb.
1 Acetanilid, 4grs 1 to 2
2 Aconite Extract, 1-4 gr. (0/ the leaves) ... 1 to 4
8 t Aconite Extract, 1-2 gr. (0/ the leaves) ... 1 to 2
4 Aconite Extract, 1 gr. (0/ the leaves) 2
6 Aoonitine, cryst, 1-200 gr 1 to 2
6 tAoonitine, cryst., 1-500 gr 1 to 5
7 Adonidin, 1-10 gr., (per bot. of 25 each, $1) 1 to 4
C^elatin-coatea only.
8 Ague 2to4 40 185
Chinoidin, 2 grs.
Ext. Oolocynth comp., 1-3 gr.
Oleoresin Black Pepper, l-o gr.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1-2 gr.
9 tAgue, Improved 2 to 4 50 2 86
Ctnchonidine sulphate, 1 gr.
Xanthoxylin, 1 gr.
Gelsemjperin. 1-16 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-16 gr.
10 Aloes, U. S. P. 1 to 2 25 1 10
Purified Aloes Gm. 0.18 about 2 grs.
Powd, Soap Gm. 0.18 " 2grs.
11 Aloes and Asafetida, U. S. P 2 to 6 25 1 10
Purified Aloes 6tai.0.00 about 1 2-5 grs.
Asafetida Gm. 0.00 " 12-5grs.
Powd. Soap Gm. 0.09 " 12-5 grs.
t Aloes and Asafoetida, B. P. C«.-c. orUy) . . .
CrlS),, 2to6 20 85
Soc. Aloes, 1 gr.
Asafcetida, 1 gr.
Hard Soap, 1 gr.
Confect. Roses, 1 gr.
Aloes and Asafoetida, 5 grs., B. P. (g.-c.
only) (744).. 2 to 6 86 160
Soc. Aloes, 1 1-4 grs.
Asafoetida, 1 1-4 grs.
Hard Soap, 1 1-4 grs.
Conf ec. Roses, 1 1-4 grs.
Aloes, Barbadoes, B.P. (8.-c. orUyXCnfl)" 1 to 8 80 1 85
Barb. Aloes, 2 grs.
Hard. Soap, 1 gr.
Oil Caraway, 1-8 gr.
Confec. Roses, 1 gr.
Aloes and Ext. Gentiim, see Chntian Com-
pound (291).. 2 to 4 30 186
12 tAloes and Iron, Q "A" see also Iron and
Aloes 2to8 30 186
Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1 gr.
Jamaica Ginger, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Conium fruit, 1-2 gr.
Aloes and Iron, 9 "A" (half -strength) . . .
(797).. 2 to 6 25 110
Purified Aloes, 1-2 gr.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1-2 gr.
Jamaica Ginger, 1-4 gr.
Ext Conium fruit, 1-4 gr.
fSee note at foot of page 245.
347
PILLS.
SOriAE CX>ATKD AND
It
OELATtN COATED-OVIFORM.
! Aloes Md Iron, 9 "B," 17. S. P.
Purttled Aloea Om. 0,07 abom,
Dried FeirouB sulpbate.Om. O.m "
Aroinatlc Powder. Gm, D.07 "'
OonCection Rose. q. a.
Aloes aoil Iron, B. P. (.i.-c, onluX . .(JiT) ■ ■
Iroa flidpbate. 1-9 gr.
Gomp. CinDBii
Ooofeutioil. R<
Aloes and Iron, B ^re., B.
'Barb.* Aloog." »si BT.' "
Iran BUlpbote, S-7 gr.
Oomp. Cinnamon Fowc
Oaafeai. Kows, 1 J9-31
Perbot. Perboki
DOSE, of IDO. or Nf
UitBtiu...
id Mytrh, U. a. P an
.J.. — ...Oni.U.lSabout Sg
Gm.O.Oe " Ir
ji Powdar..,..-Qrn. 0.01 " S-5^
tAJoea and HTtrh, B. P. C>--c. onlnXCHS). ■ 1 tc
Boc, Aloes, 1 KTS.
Saffron. 1-S gr.
Aloes and It^rrb,5er8., K P. (g.-c oitlu)
(740),. I I*
HOC Aloes, It e-7 gn.
Baflron, B-7 gr,
Mftrli, 1 3-7 ere.
I Aloes, Hyrrh and Iron i U
Purified Aloea, 2gn.
Powd. Myrrii. t bt.
Dried Ferrous sulpbabe. 1 gr.
r Aloes add Ndi ToDiIca, 1 k
Parlflod Aloes, 1 1.2 gzs.
ZxL Hox Tomica, 1-3 gr.
) Aloes, Kui Vomica and Bcllndonoa 1 t<
PurlQed AloS, 1 ]■» gn.
En. Nun vomica. 1-3 rt.
EzL Belladonna leavtm, I -H gr.
Aloes, Soo„ R p, (i.-c, oniff) (719J,, 1 U
AloeUc, see Ala
I Aloln, I'lO gr, , .
I Al<Ai, I-Sgr...
1 M
tSee aoto at toot of page MS.
t
248
PILLS.
BUGAK COATED AND
A
Eo. GEIATDJ COATED— OVIFORM.
of 500.
to a 1 30
tl«
FodaDhylhim rodu. 1-B rt.
tea 4B
?1(
Aloto, 1.B gr.
Ext. ^ladonnn 1ettVEB,Y-8 er.
OleoreBln Capsioum I-IO gr.
U Altrtn and StiychoLnB
Strjclmliia, 1.60 gr.
a "A".
StiTciinlnB, l-flOCT.
W Aloin,Btn.chIiineaDdBeUad™iifl
fcfe-„„.
B "li"
to 2 40
1 W
(7B6)..
toa 40
■Aio'ta/v-fi'^:
Aloln. 1^ gr.
toa M
a!
Sajchnina, 1-90 gr.
Ipecac,
C8ee Lapactm
CiM3)..
toS 40
30 AlteraUve
to3 SS
MBsaof Mercury. Igr.
KSSKSS.
so
^K Sit. StUIiDgia, 2^ gr.
^^^K Ext Xontboiylum. 1-3 er.
^^B Ext. PhftoloGca nut, £s gr.
^H Ext. Lappa, 34 gr-
»!«}....
' 34 Ammoniiim chloride, agre. C«.-c- onlff)...
so
^^^^^feiM AnuDonJiim plctat^, 1-4 gr. ,....".#...- .
^^^Kw -l-AnuiioiiluDi picmte, 1-3 gr
to3 4B
SI
1 76
Si
fSeeauteatfootorpaeei45.
^
r
^^ _ g4g
^^B' SnOAfi COATED ANS
^^■^Z HELATW COATED-OVirORM.
41 AumjooUim PoJtiriflJiate, 1 gr. C«.-c. ofiiv) ■
43 Andarson's Bcot'a
Purifled Aloes, 1 S-S gr.
pQwdered Oolocyuth, 4-15 ge.
Powdered Bauiboge, 1-lfl gr.
»Pawderal Soap, 1-13 gr.
on Anlae, 1-SO gr.
IS Anodyne
Eit. HroscyamuE, 1 gr.
Camphor, 1 ct-
Oleoreaio Capsicum, 1-SO gr.
HiHphlDe ocelole, I -SO gr.
44 Anthelmiatic
Santonin, 1 gr.
UercQTOuB chloride, mild. 1 gr.
40 Ana-ffilloDB.
Ext. ColooynCh oomp., a IS bts.
Podophf llum realu, 1-4 gr.
47 Antl-ChiU
CblBOldIn, 1 gr.
Iron ferrocyudda, S ctb.
ArsenouBBcid,l-a)sr.
Oleorvain Block Pepper, 1 gr.
48 tAnU-OooBtlpaUon, Bnindage'a
PodophyUiun resin, I-IO er.
En. Wui Tomica, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Capsicum. !-4gT.
ElC BelladonnlileaveB, 1-10 gr.
Est. Hyoscramus, 1-4 sr.
43 Autl-Goustlpation, CBj»)n'a |V/.-c. uniy). . .
Ext. Coscara sagrada. 1 gr.
Elt. Rhubarb, 1 gr.
Est. NuxTOmlca, 1-1 gr.
Aioln, 1-8 gr.
GO Aotl'OanatlpMloi]. Goes'
PodonhvUum realn, 1-4 gr.
Ext. ColocynCb, 1-4 gr,
Ext. Juglaiia, IS gr.
Ert. Nux TOttiioa. 1-8 gr.
Ext. HyoecyamuB, 1-6 gr,
Eit, Gentian, 1-4 gr.
Ext. CascacBi sogrkda, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Apocynucu, 1-8 gr.
a Anti-Constipation, Palmer's
Purifled Aloea, 1 gr,
Ext. HyoscyamuB, 1 gr,
ExtNux-vomica, 1-3 gr,
Powd. Ipecao, 1-10 gr.
Anti-Dygpeptlc, Fotbergill's, see Carmin-
ative (I4B)..
Aatl-DyHpeptlc, FotherglU'B UodiHed. ww
CarminaHve Modifies CM),.
BS Airij-Dyapeptic
Btryohiiiiie, 1-40 gr.
Ext, BelladoDDa leaves, 1-10 gr,
Powd. Ipecac, 1-10 gr.
Haas of HflTCLuy, 9 grq.
Ext. Cdocynth comp., It gra.
iBea note at toot at page MIL
250
•I-
PILLS.
SUQAB COATED AND A B
Ijistf Pfii* boti P6r bot;
No. GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. dosb. of 100.* of 500.*
68 Anti-Epileptic 1 $120 $5 85
Iron ferrocvanlde, 1-2 gr.
Quinine valerianate, 1 gr.
Zinc valerianate, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Valerian, 1 gr.
64 Antimony CJomp.,U.S.P.(Plummer'8 Pills) 1 to 2 80 185
Sulphuratea Antimony. . .Gm. 0.04 about 8-5 gr.
Mercurous chloride, mild.Gm. 0.04 ** 8-5 gr.
Powd. Guaiac Gm. 0.08 " 1 1^ grs.
Castor oil, q. s.
55 Anti-Malarial, McCaws 1 to 8 65 8 10
guinine sulphate, 1 gr.
ried Ferrous sulphate, 1-4 gr.
Gelsemperin, 1-4 gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-80 gr.
Podophjrllum resin, 1-8 gr.
Oleoresin Black Pepper, 1-16 gr.
Anti-Malarial, Maddin, Milder (g.-c. only)
(888).. lto2 60 285
Strychnine, 1-40 gr.
Reduced Iron, 1 gr.
Purified Aloes, 1-6 gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-24 gr.
Quinine sulphate, 1 1-5 grs.
tAnti-Malaria, Biaddin, Stronger (g.-c.
only) C^).. lto2 65 2 60
Strychnine, 8-100 gr.
Reduced Iron, 1 1-5 grs.
Purified Aloes, 1-5 gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-20 gr.
Quinine sulphate, 1 1-S grs.
Anti-Malaria, Maddin, Stronger without
yoes (g.-c. only) ....
Strychnine, 8-100 gr.
Aloea (g.-c. only) (825).. 1 to 2 55 2 60
Strychnine, 8-100 gr.
Reduced Iron, 1 1-5 grs.
Arsenous acid, 1-20 gr.
Quinine sulphate, 1 1-5 grs.
56 Anti-Periodic 1 to 2 40 185
Cinchonidine sulphate, 1 gr.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1-2 gr.
Podophyllum resin, 1-20 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-33 gr.
Gelsemperin, 1-20 gr.
Oleoresin Capsicum, 1-10 gr.
57 AnU-SyphiUtic (s.-c. onZy) 1 to 8 66 8 10
Potassium iodide, 2 1-2 grs.
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, 1-40 gr.
68 tAperient 1 to 2 50 2 85
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-8 gr.
Ext. Colocynth comp., 2 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr.
69 Aperient, Bauer's 1 to 8 45 2 10
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr.
Potassium and Sodium tartrate, 1 1-2 grs.
Ext. Oolocjrnth co., 1 gr.
Ext Aloea, 1 gr,
fSee note at toot of page 246.
r
Perbot. Perboc
PILLS.
BCOAR COATED AND
List
No. GELATIN COATED-OVIFOEM
M Aperient. DrysdalB-B 1 to a 8 SB ! 1 00
Powd. Rhubarb, 1 ' ' —
Powd. Ipecac 11-1 ;
Puriaed Alois. I 1
Fowd. Nui vomica
Al Aperieab Qranu
Ext. Nm vomfoa, I-IO gr.
Oleoresin Capsicuni. MD gr.
' « ApBTleot. Mfia ItoS
' EtI. ColoCTDthcomp., 1-Sgr.
£iC. HjoitcysdniiB, G-G gf,
Powd. RhubBTb. 2 grs.
ODCarawar, 1-20 gr,
Aphrodislflc, see Pftajpftoru*. AJij^ Fnmico
and ZtamlaTui (477).. 1 to 4
L. 41 ApbTodlsiac Comp. 1 to 3
" Est. Coca, 1 gr.
cattchonldlae sulpb., 1-2 gr.
Pfaofiphorua, 1-900 er.
EiO. Nux-Tomlca. 1-8 gt.
Iron bromide, 1 gr.
1 ApocyniQii Ext., 9 gra ItoG
Areeiilc Bulphido, MOO gr (SK).. I to 3
Arauiia sulphide, 1-W ET &K).. I u> a
^
W Araenous acid. 1-M gr. ................... . ]
W ArsenouB acid, 1-BO gr 1
68 ArsenouB acid; 1-40 gr 1
DO AreenouB acid, l-SJ gr 1
70 AraenooH acid. 1-30 gr I
TO Aiseooiu add, 1-1! gr
ra Asaf etMa, 1 gr S
7* Asaletida, S BTB 1
76 t Aeaf etlda, 8 gTH 1
AaateUdo. Qm. 0.3 aboutai
Powd Soap Om. 0.06 " Jj
78 ABafetlda, 4 gTB 1
77 AaafBtida, B grs. (ff.-c. onrs) 1
78 AsafetidaComp...... 1
Opium. 4-It gr.
Aflafetida, 4-5 gr,
AmmoDlum carbooate, 4-fi gr.
tABarcBtldaComp.,B,F.(s.-c.oniv).(TS03.. i
AsoTaitida. f gr,
Mjrrb, 1 gr.
Oalbaoum, 1 gr.
AsaCiBtidaOamp., 6 grs., B. P. (s-c. onlu)
(747)., 1
AsafiBtida, 1 g-3 gra.
JJyrrli, I M gTB.
Galbaoum, 1 2-3 gm,
tSSB note at foot of page 24&.
PILLS.
AND
S as tlWl
Ext Nui TOmlco. 1-1 g
I AsateCidaandRliubiu'b...
ABHfetida, I gr.
Powil Rhuwb; I gr.
Keduced IroD, 1 gr.
I Atropine, l-iSOgr...
S f AtroplDe, 1-100 gr. . ,
I AtropliiB, 1-W gr...
BbcL ColocyaCh comp., I gr.
Ext j&lsp. 1 er.
Uerourous cblorlde, mild. 1 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, l-a gr.
I BelladDIuiB leaves Extraat, l-figr
I? tBeltadoDDa leavea Estrncl, 1-1 gr,
I BeltBdooaa leaves BxtTBOt. l-Sffr
I Belkd<mna leaves Extract, 1 gr.—Duc
) BerberiDe bjdroc1ilorat«, 1 gr. ........
I BerberiDe sulpliat^, 3grs
I Berbeflne snd PiidophylUn
Berberine sulpbate, 1-4 gr
PodaphjUum resin, l-SOgr.
I Berberla Aqulfolium Extract, S gra
I Berborls Comp
Ext. BerberlH aqulfoUum, 3 grg.
Ext. Caacara sagrada, l gr.
i Bilious. Junge's,
Jdangaaese iodide, 1-^ gr.
Leptandrtn, B.10 gr,
JuglaudiD. S-1D gr,
Bangulnarilii, IJS gr.
Ext. HyoecfaiDua. 3-5 gr.
Podopliylium resin. M gr.
Ext. JuJap. 14 gr.
Ext. HjoaeTamua, 1-8 gr.
Powd. CapHJcum. 1-4 gr.
' Bismuth and Ignatla I to S
BismuUi Hubniljate, 4grH.
Ext. Ignatta bean. 14 gr.
dNui
fSeeaotoat^xittapasOiMS.
■ aS3
PILLS.
SUQAK COATED AND
Uat
No. GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM.
9B Bismuth aubcarlxHiate. Sgrs
100 tBlauiutli subnltraW, Sgrs
101 BlHiQuth Hubnitrate, 3^ra
.103 Black Haw Ent.CVibumuinPruiiiroUuai),
agrs
109 Black Hellebore EztTBCt, 1 KT
Bland's PUIS, lee Ferroui carboniite,
, 104 Blflnoorrba^lc, C'-'C mHy') .-
' Ext Hops, S-4 gr.
Fodophi^huD resin, 1.8 gr.
Turpeotiae. 1 1-itgrs,
Camphor monobrDmated, &A gr.
Bhie Mms. 1-2 bt
(Kaas of Horcuiy.)
Slue Maea, 1 gr
Blue Ubhb, a SI'S
Blue Uoss, 3 grs
I Slue Uana, i grs
"Blue HafisCompoiuHL....................
Uaas of Mercurjr, 1 gr.
Powd. IDhbo. 14 gr,
Pcnrd. Opium, 1-2 gr,
SluB aud PodophflUn. He PodophyUia
andBlve CSfoi-
I Caffeine, derated, I gr
Caffeine, cllfaCol, 3 gra GK)..
I Oalsbar bean Ext,, {Physoetlgina), l-K gr.
fhS Oaldiim wilphlda, l«l gr
' :lum sulphide, 1-10 gr
IIB Calcluni milphide. 1-8 gr
116 Calcium sulphide, 1-B gr...,.....,..,....,
117 -tCaldum mlphide, 1-1 gr
IIS Calcium sulphide, 1-Jt gr
1 19 Caldum sulphide. 1 gr,
130 CsJdiim nilpblde, 3 gra
121 Calcliuu sulidilde, B grs
122 Caliaara Alkaloids
QuIniDe sulphate. I-S gr.
Clncbonlne Holphate, 1-9 gr.
Quloldlus sulphate, l-i gr.
OndilonldlDe sulphate, 1-3 gr.
ISS Calom^ 1-IOgr.
CUerctiniuB chloride, mild.)
Calomel. 1-B gr. (SWJ.,
184 Calomel, 1-4 gr.
ISS Calomel. 1-2 gr.
1«8 Cftlomel.l gr
, IW tOalomel. 2 grs
Iffl Ciaoinel.S grs
129 Calomels grs
t^ note aC toot id page MC
Per bot. Per hot. J
I
254
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND i_
tet Per bot. 1
0. QELATIK COATED— OyiFORM. D.uiK. ot 100.
W Caloiuel OompouDd e to 3 t 30
MemirmiB chlorine, mild, S4 gr.
Duaiac, I 1-2 i^,
Sulpbuisted Aadmony, 3^ gr.
a Caliiinel Mid DoIocynUi Compound 3 hi 3 4S
Mercuroiis chloride, mild. I gr.
ExL Colooyotti cu., S IS grs.
a Calomel and Opium 1 K
Menmrous cbloride, mild, 2 gn.
Opium, t gr.
S Cilomel and Rbubarb 1 40
Hercurons ohtoride. mild, 1-3 gr.
Ext. Bhnborb, l-Sgr.
Kxt. OolDOjnjth oo., 1^ gr.
Ext. Hf oai^amuB. l-t gr.
14 Ounphor Cotop I M
Ciunplior. 1 gr.
Powd. Opium. I gr.
Powd. Kbo, 1 gr.
ExC Capalcum, MS gr.
B Camphor and HyoscyamuB Ito3 30
Cam^or. 1 gr.
EitHyoBoyamua, 1 rt.
15 Camphor moDobromated. 1 IT 1 to !0 Sb
17 iCamphn- monobramal«d. S grs, 1 to G Ufl
18 Camphor mouobromalcd. 3 era 1 to 3 SS
Camphor mooobromiUed, 5 gra — (THfi).. 1 to a ISO
to Camphor and Opium 1 BD
Camphor. S grs.
J\]*i Opium, 1 gr.
H) CBmphor. Opium and HyoscyamuB ] to 3 40
Camphor, 1 gr.
Powd. Opium, I-Skt.
Eit. Hyoscyamus, J gr.
II Camphor, Opium and Lead acetate 1 60
Oamphor. 1 gr.
Opium, 1 gr.
le Oamphor. Opium and Tauuln I to 3 3S
Camphor. 1 gr.
Oplom, 1-1 er.
Tannic acld72 gr^
B Camphor. Valerian and Hyoacyamua 1 to 3 3G
Camphor. 1 gr.
Powd. YalerlaB, l^gr.
Ext. HyDBCjttraus, l-B gr.
H Cannabte Didlea Extract. 1-1 gr 1 to 4 3B
IJ -ICaimahiB IndicaExtraut, 1-2 gr 1 to 3 AG
la CannablB Indlca Extract. I gr 1 K
17 Capfllcum, Igr., 1 to 3 3G
18 Capsicum extract, 1-3 gr ! to ° 4a
iO Canninatlve .-.-....-.... - 1 4G
atrychntne, ISO gr.
Powd. Black Pe™r,l 1-2 gra-
Riwd. Ipecac. 23 gr.
Bxl. Oeatlan, J gr.
1S5
1
ir
V
J ./**1 *•*
1.0 /u>
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND
Uat
^ No. GELATIN COATED-OVIFOKM
176 Ohln-Udin Corap
ChlnnldJD, 9grs.
Dried Femms aiilphftta, 1 gr.
Dparlne, 1-S ^.
Per Hot. Per Hot.
,, Powd. Rhulttirb, r gr.
377 Olmlclfiigil). I gr
Iffl ranohouidine aalicylftte, 2 I-Egra
119 ClnchDDidioe sulphate. 1-9 gr
150 CHncboDiillne sulphate, I gr
151 fOnchobidiue Biilphat«, egrs
IK Onchonidine BulphaCe. 3gra ,
IBS dncbonldlae BUlphaM, 4 gn. Cs.-B.only),
3B4 ClnchoDldiDe aulptiar^ B grs. (g.-c- onlf>.
IK <Sllc>ioIlldiae Compound
C^chonldloe sulphaW, I gr.
ArBenouB add, l-SE gr.
Beduood Iron, 1 gr.
18T (JiuchoDldiDeSiadlron...
Cinchontdlne nilj^iate. 1 gr.
Iteducod Tnjti, 1 gr.
188 CinctiDiildiiie.IroaaadBtrychnine.
GlncboDidJno Hulphate, I w.
ForrouB carbooato mass CVallaf
BtrTChnioe sulphate. I.fl0 gr.
ISP -tdnchonlne sulphate, l l-Sgn.
100 Ctncbonlne ntlphatu, 3 grg
191 Ciiicho-QuiiiiDe. 1 gr
ta» K!locbi>Qulnlne, a gts
198 Cincbo-QulDlne. S gn
IW Coca Eit., 8 gTB
lOS OncnJnehrdnichlorate, l-10er.(a.-t
I9fl tCocaJne hydrochlorate, 1-8 gr. (g,-e
m Coohia.
Eit, OoloCTnlh 00., 1 gr.
Potasatum sulphate. 1.3 gr,
Powd. Oamboga IS gr
1-Sgr.
r. 1-S gr.
ISee note at Toot of
258
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND A B
List Perbot. Perbot.
No. GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. dose, of 100. of 600.
203 Codeine, 1 gr. (g.-c. arUy) 1 $ 2 70 $18 85
204 Colchicine, 1-60 gr per bottle of 25, 20c 1 to 4 (50
Crelat in-Coated only.
205 Colchicum Ext., 1-2 gr 1 to 8 40 186
206 Colocynth Comp. Ext., 8 grs lto4 40 185
tColocynth Comp., B. P. (s.-c. ordy^ . (721) . . 1 to 8 40 1 85
Colocynth pulp, 1-2 gr.
Barb. Aloes, 1 gr.
Scammony resm, 1 gr.
Potassium sulphate, 1-8 gr.
Oil Cloves, 1-8 gr.
Colocynth Comp., 5 grs., B.P. (g.-c. only')
(748).. lto2 70 885
Colocynth pulp, 10-11 grs.
Scammony resin, 1 9-11 grs.
Oil Cloves, 5-22 gr.
Barb. Aloes, 1 &-11 grs.
Potassium sulphate, 5-22 gr.
207 Colocyiith Comp., Belladonna and Nuz
vomica, (flf. c. only) 1 60 285
Ext. Colocynth comp., 8 grs.
Ext. Belladonna leaves, 1^ gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-2 gr.
206 tColocyntii Comp. and Blue, 8 grs lto8 45 2 10
3omp., 2 l-2^grs.
Mass of Mercury, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Colocynth comp., 2 l-2^grs.
209 Colocynth Comp. and Blue, 5 grs lto8 50 285
Ext. Colocynth comp., 2 1-2 grs.
Mass of Mercury, 2 1-2 grs.
210 Colocjrnth Comp., Blue Mass and Ipecac.. 1 to 8 45 2 10
Ext. Colocynth co., 2 grs.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-6 er.
Mass of Mercury, 2 grs.
211 tColocynth Comp. and Hyoscyamus, 8 grs. 1 to 8 45 2 10
Ext. Colocynth comp., 2 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1 gr.
212 Colocynth Comp. and Hyoscyamus, 5 grs. 1 to 2 55 2 60
Ext. Colocynth co., 8 1-3 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1 2-8 grs.
Colocynth and Henbane, B. P. (».-c. only)
.(722).. 1 to 3 45 2 10
Comp. Pill Colocynth, 2 grs.
Ext. Henbane, Igr.
218 Colocynth Comp. Hyoscyamus and Blue
Mass., (g.-c. only) lto2 55 260
Ext. Colocynth comp. 8 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1 gr.
Mass of Mercury,
214 tColocynth Oomp., Hyoscyamus and Podo-
phyllin,^ "A." 1 to 2 55 2 60
lit. Colocynth comp., 8 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1 gr.
Podophyllum resin,'l-4 gr.
215 Colocynth Conop. Hyoscyamus and Podo-
phyllin, ^ "B." 1 to 2 50 2 85
Ext. Colocynth comp., 8 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1 gr.
Podophyllum resin, 1-8 gr. .
f8ee note at toot ot page 245.
S59
I
I
PILLS.
SUQAR COATED AND
GELATIN COATEIt— 0\1F0RM. l
^ SIB Colocynlb Comp. and Ipecac 1
Est. CoJocynth comp., S 1-S grs.
Fowd. Ipecou, 1-2 k^.
I B17 Colooynth Ccanp. and Podophydin 1
' Ejrt. Colooynth comp.. S 1-3 gre.
Powd. GljcyrrhiBa, i-4 gr.
Fodopl^riiun realn. 1-4 gr.
SIB Co!DUyntbia,]-t<BT.,perbot.r>r£Seacb«Oc I
SID Comma Extraat,l-igT.(p/tliefniit).... 1
■"■ - ■ nEilrttct.l^KT.Co/lftejVulO--.. 1
inExtTHCt, 1 RT. iof the fr-iiif) 1
!S2 Couiuni Extract and Ipecac 1
Ert. Conimn fnilt, l« gr.
Powd. Ipecac, l-Sjrr.
CoDiutn Cdcap., ■« Hemlocfe ContDOuiul.
J,P CI«).. 1
SS3 CooTallamarIa, 1-lS er., per bat of BS
eBcb, TBc; Ijj.-c. oit^/) 1
SH Cook'a 1
Purtfled Aloes, 1 gr,
Bfercuraua chloride, oiild, IE gr.
Powd. Eliubarh, 1 gr.
Powd. Soap, 1-S gr.
SaS 'ICopaEba maaa. B grs 3 to 4 and upi
S2B Copaiba mass. 4 gra 3 to 4 aod iipi
i37 Copaiba CompouDd '.
Copaiba masa, 1 1-S xrs,
guaiac.^er.
Perrio dtraFa, 3-8 gr.
Ext. Cubel- ' " ~
Copaiba m
Ext. Cubeb, G
SE8 CopaihaaDdOleorfHin Cubeb...
SS9 Copaiba,
Cubeb, 1-S gr.
beb and Ii'on dt
Tiaaa, 3-t gr.
Ferric ainste, 3-4 gr.
SaO CornlQ. Set
S81 Comiu Borida Extract, S gm
SSa tCoiTOBive Bubllniate, I-lOO gr
Ottetuuric cblorlde. carrod»e ■)
S33 CorrosivBBublimate, l-Wigr
134 CorroHVBBubllmate, l-5Ugr
aas Corrosive Bublimale. HO gr
SSfi Corrosive fflibUmale. 1.30 gr
SJ7 CorroslTB HubllmaU, ISO gr
£88 Corrosive sublimate. I-IB gr
130 Corrosive aubUmatCi, I-l!i i!r
S40 Corrosive aublbnate, 1-8 gr
£41 Cubeb Eilrsct, Sgrs
S49 Cobeband Alum— Discontinued.
fSw DOtaMEoM of |M(^ Ub.
45
2 10
55
260
45
2 10
SO
1 36
60
45
2 10
260
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND A B '
LIgt PerBot. PerBot.
No. GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. dose, of 100. of 600.
248 Cubeb, Rhatany and Iron lto8 $ 75 $860
Ext. Cubeb, 1 1-2 grs.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1 gr.
Ext. Kraineria, 1-2 gr.
244 Cypripediiun Ext., 2 grs lto5
246 Damiana Ext., 8 grs 1 to 5
Dan4elion Ext., 8 grs (628). .
246 Dandelion and Leptandrin lto8
Ext. Taraxacum, 11-3 grs.
Leptandrin, 2-3 gr.
247 Daturine sulph., 1-100 gr.; per bottle of
25, 20c; (g.-c. only) 1
248 Diaphoretic 1
Morphine acetate, 1-25 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-4 gr.
Potass, nitrate, 1 gr.
Camphor, 1-4 gr.
249 Diarrhcea PeUets 2 to 4 25 110
Mercurous chloride, mild, 1-8 gr.
Morphine sulph. 1-16 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-16 gr,
Powd. Ipecac, 1-82 gr.
Camphor, 1-16 gr.
250 Digestive Pellets, Hager's 2to4 50 2 85
Cinchonidine sulph, 1-5 gr.
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 1 1-6 grs.
Powd. Ginger, 3-25 gr.
Powd. Cardamom, 8-25 gr.
Powd. Pimento, 3-25 gr.
Powd. Gentian, 6-25 gr.
Hydrochloric acid, 6-25 gr.
251 Digitalin, pure, 1-60 gr 1
252 Digitalis Extract, 1-2 gr 1
258 Digitalis Comp 1
Powd. Digitalis, 1 gr.
Powd. Sq^uill, 1 gr.
Potass, mtaute, 2 grs.
254 Dinner, Chapman's 1 1 to 2 30 135
Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
Mastic, 1 gr.
Powd. Rhubarb, 1 gr.
266 Dinner, Cole's, (fl'-c. onZy) 1 to 2 40 186
Mass of Mercury, 1 1-5 grs.
Purified Aloes, 1 1-5 grs.
Powd. Jalap. 1 1-5 grs.
Ant. and Poc. tart., 1-50 gr.
256 tDinner. Lady Webster's lto2 25 110
Purified Aloes, 1 4-5 grs.
Mastic, 3-5 gr.
Rose Petals, 2-5 gr.
Dipsomania, Mann's (807).. 1 60 2 86
Quinine sulphate, 2 grs.
Strychnine, 1-40 gr.
Oleoresin Capsicum, 1-6 gr.
Zinc oxide, 2 grs
Arsenous acid, 1-100 gr.
iSee note at foot of page 246.
40
1 86
35
1 60
30
1 86
^^^^a
PILLS.
SUOAB COATED AND
OEIATDT OOATED-OVTFORM,
t
I
SS7 DluretkL 1
Fowd. Soap. 1 1^3 gn.
Oil Jiutiper beniefl, 1-10 gr.
Sodium carbonste, 1 IS grs.
Diuretic Comp (SM}.. 1
CaHelna citraled. 1 gr.
Ext. Di^laliB. 1-4 gr.
Dover'a Powder, aee Ipecae and Opium.
Dried FerroUB sulphaw, tet IroiL tuiphate,
Dupujrtren. J
Powd, OuAiao, fl srra.
Powd. Opfum, 1-8 gr.
Mercuric chloride, corrodve, l-IO gr.
we DyBantery ,. 1
MnfiB of Mercury, 1 ^.
GeiBOTiper'- ' " —
Powd. fpe
Mt) DyBmenorrl
Morpliiae aulph., 1-10 gr,
CiinloiroKln. 3-3 gr.
Quiaine aulpli., »3 gr.
I tDrgiepslii
Ext, ^aalJa, bean, 1-4 gr.
Bit. (Snchona, 1 rt.
Eit. Ehularb, 1 ' ~
Powd, Gap*'
I DTspepsta, M
Bxt. Caps!
Powd. I&ii
Gapsiou
I, Moore
Ext. Aloes Soc., a grq.
Ext. Nux vamicB, 1-5 irr,
PodopbrULun reslD, S-IO gr.
Oil CloTes, I -10 gr.
SU BlateriD, l^gr„perbot.or2Sei
(f3rlatia-coatea cwt/r).
aes ElatsiamCClutterbuoli), 1-lOgr,,
SK E]aleriuRii:Clntterbuck}1-SgT-,,.
!87 ElaterluniCCIutterbucli), l-4(n-..'
36S EmmeDdj^gue, Improved,.,
D- — ^ <Bonje— * ' ~
Bonjeaa), I
PurlOed Aloes. I
Oil Saviae, 1-4 gr,
Ext Black HeUebore^ 1 gr
Dried FeiToua sulphate, 1
Ext Savlne, 1-4 gr,
160 {hnmenaiKiEue, Mutwr'
DrledPerrou
DrledPerrous sulphate, 1
TurpentlDfl. " = ° ' ■"'
870 EounenagoBiie No. 4
Ergotiu (Bouieanj, 1 «
Sxt. Cotwn root fiarlt,
PuriOeil ._„..
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1 gr.
Oil Saviue. 1-4 gr,
Exl. Savine, 1-4 gr.
w asfte at loot ot paga S4S.
362
PILLS.
Sl'GAR COATED AND A B
I Jst p^ 1)q4^ p^> hot
Ko. CJEUVTIN WATED-OVIFORM. dosb. of 100.* of 500.
«ri Kmmona^^^ie. Rigaud's lto8 $ 46 S2 10
IHirirttHl Ah^eH. 1 1-2 grs. ♦ * *v
l\>w»i. Ruo, 8-4 CT.
l\>wU. Saffron, 5-4 gr.
l\>wd. Savins. 8-4 gr.
aTa f>irt>Un cB<wjean>, 1-2 p- 1 to 6 45 2 10
?r8 Krp^Un (l^^njt^an^, 1 pr lto8 65 3 10
ST4 ^F.rK\»tin 0^>njt»an), SfTTS 1 115 5 qq
iT5 ErpMin (,B*mjean>, 8gT8 1 155 7 60
Krv<>tiinl^m,1«'«ui\5jrrs (888).. 1 2 86 1160
STO ^K!Vt>Tiii ami (Vuiiiahis Imlica 9 "A" 1 to 2 1 10 6 85
KrpiMin (^B*>njean'>. 1 frr.
Kxt. Ind. cannabis. l-2gr.
Krpi^tin and C^innabis Ind., 3 *'B'\(737).. 1 to 8 90 4 85
Kri^>tin ^B<^njt>an^, 1 jrr.
Kxt. Ind. cannabis, 1-6 {rr.
"SftT Kivotin and Cannabis Indica, half-
stn»nRth 1 to 3 60 2 85
Krp^tin 0^>»jt*«n^. 1-3 frr.
Kxt. Ind. c^Annabis, 1-4 pr.
UTS Kucal:^'ptus(\>m)>Hind lto2 50 235
Kxt Kuoalxptiis, l gr.
Kjct. .XiHX'ymnn. 1-2 gr.
Sangiiinanin, l-^gr.
»?t» KuoalyptiwF.xtraot. 2gr8 1 to 5 40 186
>!Hi> KomaK Amonorrlio(^a 1 to 2 55 2 60
Kxt. Cimioiftiga. 1 gr.
DriiHi fVrrvms sulpnato. 1 gr.
Kxt. 1 Ml ton rot^t l^ark, 1 gr,
l^irifltHi .\ltH'«*, 1 gr.
Wl iKomalo. lK>inHT*8 1 to 8 20 85
l*iirirttHi AKh«. 1 gr.
DriiHl KomMis sulphate, 1-2 gr,
Kjtt, HIaok HoUolwne, 1-4 gr.
Towd. Jam. Oingt»r, 1-8 gr.
M,vrriu 1 4 gr.
S*»ap. 1 S gr.
l\)wd. CiuioUa. 1-8 gr.
A^ FomaJo, lAMUvrrluva 1 to 2 55 2 60
llaniaiuoHn. 2grs.
St»ntH*in. 1 2gr.
H.vdrastin. l-2gr.
Fon-at in Bivhringer (B. & S.), 2 gr8.(885) . . 1 to 10 1 00 5 85
JVrrat in IVphringer (,B. & S.), 4 gr8.(836) . . 1 to 5 2 00 9 85
Ferric citi"ate, see Iron citrate.
288 tFerroiiS carbonate (Blaud's), 8 grs 1 to 4 25 1 10
284 Femms carbonate (Blaud's), 5 grs., U.S.P. 1 to 2 80 135
Ferrous carb. (Blaud's), Modified.. (750).. 1 to 2 80 1 35
Ferrous carbonate mass (Blaud's), 5 grs.
Arsenous acid, 1-40 gr.
Ferrous carbonate mass, see Iron proto-
carbonate C^cUlct).
Ferrous iodide, see Iron iodide,
fSee note at foot of page 245.
i
^^^!^^
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AKD t
Per)
GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. DoSK. of :
'ever and Amo 2 to 4 S
Ext. Eacalyptiu, 1-4 er.
Cbfnaidiii, 1 gr.
Iron ferrocyiui[de. I-! gr.
'owd Capirmni, . „
Arasnoua u^d. I-SOO gr.
Flint's galine and Chalybeate, •« Sni'ne
o'lil CliBlybeate, Flinfa (T4B] . .
set FucuB veHlcuIoBUS Ext., S grs
QH7 Galbaaum Oompound. , <
GalbBaum. 1 1-3 gn.
Myn*.
) GaouiOKe Oompoond
Fciwd. GambogB, 3-G gr.
I
ClnDamon com]), powder, 3-S gr.
Purified Aloea. S3 gr.
Bamboee Comp., B.P. C*.-e. on(ji).,Craa)..
Barb. Aloea. 3-6 fT.
Hard Soap, 1 t-Egra.
98B IGBl«emperIn(OelsaraliimooncenL).l-8gr.
aaO GelBemperiD (.OelBemlum concent.;), 1-4 gr.
£91 GentlAa CompouiK
" ' "entikn, S
d Aloes, a-S'Er.
Foff (L Rbubarb, I 1-9 gi
Ext, Oentia
— iSSkt.
Purified Aloes, a-S er.
- ■ - - rb,lf-aii,
MO gr.
SSS GeQtIao Ext. 3
298 Qeranln. 1 gr.
SH Three Valerianalvs and (
■
fflnc Tftlerianate, 1 gr.
QulDine valerianale. l-X gr.
Ferrtc valerianate, 1^ gr.
Ezt. Bumbfll. 2 gis.
Okmoln, we yitrogl}/cerin.
Gold and Bodhim chloride, 1-ai gr,i:759>.. 1
Powd. Cubeb, 1 1-4 grs.
Cop^ta masti, 1 i-l gts.
Dried Ferrous sulphate. 1-4 gr.
Venice TurpenUne, M gr.
aim Grindelia EiL, a gr
307 Ctuarana Ext., 8 gr.
888 Headttohe
].actated Pepsin, l gr.
Guarano, 1-2 gr.
Godlunt bicttrb., l gr.
Cypripedin, l-g gr.
fiW Helonin, l-8gr.
Hemlock Oomp. (CkmiumJ, B. P. (
onltf) CI!
Ext. Hamhwlt. a-l gr.
Ipecacuanha. 1^30 gr.
k
DC oF page K4B.
264
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND A B
Last Perbot. Perbot.
No. GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. dosb. of 100. of 500.
800 Henatica 1 to8 $ 46 $2 10
MasH of Mercury, 2 m.
Ext. Hyoficyamus, 2-8 gr.
Elxt. Colocynth 00., 2-8 gr.
801 Heratic Eclectic lto2 00 285
Podophyllum resin, 1-4 gr.
Leptandrin, 1-2 gr.
IrisiD. 1-4 gr.
Kxt. Nux vomica, 1-16 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-3 gr.
808 Hoang-Nan, 3 gr. 1 to 2
Hooper's see Female, Hooper's. . . . (281) . . 1 to 8
Hydrastin muriate, see Berberine hydro-
chlorate (90).. 1 to 4
808 Hydrastin (concentration), 1 gr 1
Hydrastin sulphate, see Berberine sul-
phate (91).. 1 to 2
Hydrastin and Podophyllin, see Berberine
atid Podophyllin (92). . 1 to 4
804 Hyoscine hydrobrom., 1-400 gr.; per bot.
of 25, 15c; (s.-c. only^ 1 to 4
805 Hyoecyamine pure. 1-200 gr. ; per bot. of
25, 15c; Cg.-c. only^ lto2
806 Hyoscyamus Extract, 1-4 gr 1 to 8
807 tHyoscyaums Extract, 1-2 gr 1 to 4
808 Hyoscyamus Extract, 1 gr 1 to 2
809 Ichthyol, 1 1-2 grs 1 to 3
810 Ignatia amara Extract, 1-4 gr 1 to 4
811 tignatia amara Extract, 1-2 gr 1 to 2
812 Ignatia amara Extract, 1 gr 1
818 Intesthial Antiseptic lto2
Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-8 gr.
Podophyllmn resin, 1-16 gr.
Aloiu, 1-16 gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-16 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-16 gr.
814 Iodoform, Igr lto4 CO 285
815 Iodoform and Iron 1 to 2 70 3 85
Reduce<l Iron, 1 gr.
Iodoform, 1 gr.
816 Iodoform, Iron and Quinine 1 to 2 00 4 35
Iodoform, 1 gr.
Ferrous carbonate mass (Vallet's), 2 grs.
Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr.
817 Ipecac Ext., 1-4 gr 1 to 2 80 185
818 Ipecac and Opium, 1-2 gr 1 to 8 30 1 35
(Dover's Powder, U. S. P.)
Powd.Opium, 1-4 gr. j Equal to 2 1-2 grs.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-4 gr. 1 Dover's Powder.
319 Ipecac and Opium, 1 gr 1 to 2 50 2 35
Powd.Opium, 1-2 gr.j Equal to 6 grs.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-2 gr. j Dover's Powcter.
tSee note at toot at page 246.
56
7 60
20
85
95
4 60
70
886
50
7 85
50
2 85
40
40
25
1 10
80
1 85
85
1 60
75
360
80
1 36
35
1 60
60
2 86
40
1 85
List
No. GELATIN
&30 TpecBciuid Opliuu, 3 vra .,,,
PowiJ. Opium. 1 gr.l Equal to 10 etb.
Powd. Ipecac, 1 ter. [ Dover'a Powder.
Ipecacuanha with SqulU, B. P (716)..
Com p. PHwd. IpecftoiianJiB, 2 gta.
A]imiDQ[acuiD. ^3 gr.
Pond. BqulU. 2^gp.
aai Ipecac and Squill
Fond. Ipecac Co., if gr.
Powd. tSuill, M gr.
AaiiDonlac. 3^ gr.
Sffl tlrlehi, 1-2 gr
US Irigin, Igr
SS4 Irtsiii Compound
TrLHin. 1 .4 gr.
Podopbyilum resin, I-lOgr.
SOychiUne, 1-40 gr-
Sie IriHnCnn]p.£lIro8CfamuBi^..<'.onIi/)..
IrWn, 1-4 gr.
tttrvehnino, l-IOO gr.
PodoriiylJiun resin, 1-10 gr.
Eit. HIOHCJamu^ 1-S gt.
Sae Iron and Aloes
Dried FerrouB fiulphat^ 1 gr.
Purified Aloei, 2 gra.
MT Irou broraide, 1 gr
Iron oarbonale, see Ferrous carbonale.
Blaud'a.
Irou oarbonaW, B. P. (g.-e. oiilj/)..C7ai)..
CoDfect. Roses, 6-8 gre.
SS8 Iron citrate (ferric dtPatB), 2 gra
aSO Iron aud Strychnine citrates
Ferric dtralo. S bit.
Btrjchnine citrate, 1-fiD gr.
880 Iron Compound, U.S.P,. 1880
Mjrrh, I IJIjjrs.
Fgitdus BulpnaU-, 3-4 gr.
Sodium carh., 3-4 gr.
Kl Iron ferrocyanide, 3 grs.
33D Irou by hydrogen, I gr
(ReJucecTlron.J
888 tlnmby hrdrogen. a gra
SS4 Iron iodide (Ferrous iodide) (Qui, n.nen.
Igr
Ironloiilde, igr,, B. P CTSTJ..
3SG Iron iodide and quinine
Ferrous iodide. 1 1-a ^ra.
Quinine aulphare, M gr.
8S6 Iron laottUe CFerrous lactate), I gr
887 Iron and Mangaoeae
Ferrous carbouale maa (Valiel's), e gn.
Hanmnese cartnaate, 1 gr.
B88 Iron phosphate (temiua), S gre. i
fSee note at /oot of pago S4S.
mss. oClOO. of MO.
266
PILLS.
SUOAR CX)ATED AND A B
List Ferbot. Perbot.
No. (iELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. ooex. of 100. of 500.
389 Iron proto-carbonate (Vallet's), 3 grs 1 to 2 $ 25 $110
(Ferrous carbonate mass.)
S40 tiron proto-carbonateCVallet's), 8 grs..... 1 25 1 10
841 Iron proto-carbonate (Vallet^s), 5 grs 1 80 1 35
842 Iron pyrophosphate, 1 gr 1 to 4 25 110
( Soluble Ferric pyrophosphate )
Iron and potassium tartrate. 2 grs. (523). . 2 to 6 40 1 85
843 Iron, Quassia and Nux Tomica. .' 1 to 2 45 2 10
Re<iueed Iron, 11-2 grs.
Ext. Quassia, 1 gr.
?^xt. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Soap, 1-2 gr.
844 Iron and Quinine citrate, soluble, 1 gr 1 to 6 20 85
845 Iron and Qui^iine citrate, soluble, 2 grs.... 1 to 8 80 1 S6
846 Iron and Quinine citrate, soluble, 3 grs.. . . 1 to 2 40 1 85
847 Iron and Quinine citrate, 5 grs. (g.-c. only) 1 60 2 86
848 Iron. Quinine and Strychnine citrate 1 to 8 55 2 60
Iron and Quinine citrate, soluble, 2 grs.
Strychnine citrate, 1-50 gr.
849 Iron and Strychnine 1 46 2 10
Strychnine. 1-60 gr.
Reduced Iron, 2 gr.
350 Iron sulphate exsiccated, 1 gr 1 to 4 25 1 10
(I)rie<l Ferrous sulphate.)
351 Iron sulphate exsiccated, 2 grs 1 to 2 26 110
352 Iron sulphate exsiccated, 4 grs 1 26 1 10
853 Iron valerianate CFerric valerianate), Igr. 1 to 8 60 2 85
354 Jaborandi Extract, 3 grs 1 to 8 60 2 35
355 Jalap Compound lto8 60 285
Powd. Jalap, 3-4 gr.
Powd. Rhubarb, 3-4 gr.
Oil Caraway, 1-8 gr.
Soap, 3-4 gr.
Pil. Antimony comp., 1 1-8 grs.
356 Jalap Extract. 1 gr 2 to 5 60 2 85
357 Jalap resin 2 to 6 00 2 85
358 Jamaica Dogwood Extract, 2 grs lto4 80 886
359 Kerraes mineral CSulphurated Antimony),
l-4gr 1 to 3 55 2 60
360 Krameria Extract, 2 grs 1 to 2 40 185
361 Lactated Pepsin and Bismuth 1 to 2 100 4 86
Lactated Pepsin, 2 grs.
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 grs.
362 Lapactic 1 to 2 40 185
Aloin, 1-4 gr.
Strychnine, 1-60 gr.
Ext. Belladonna leaves, 1-8 gr.
Ipecac, 1-16 gr.
863 tLaxative 1 to 2 35 160
Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
Sulphur, sublimed, 1-5 gr.
Podophyllum resin, 1-6 gr.
Guaiac, 1-2 gr.
Syrup Frangula, q. s.
tSee note at toot of page 245.
^^
rf:
PILLS.
_ aUQAH COATED AND
B
PerBot,
PerBot.
Ko, GELATIN COATED-OVIFORM.
384 Lufttive, Cole's
S 40
Ext. Colocjnth camp,, 3 gra.
aes LMaUvB."Bpecia,l"CDr.Fonl7Ce Barker)
SID
EKt. Ni«?omio«.'s-12(fr'.
Eit. Coloeyatli comp., 1 !-3 gr.
Powi Ipecac, 1-13 gr.
Lead and Opium, B.P. Cs.-c. •mly)..Qr2S)..
80
las
eont<^*H^^Br.
Powa. Opium, 1-3 gr;
3flfl Lfptaadrin, l-Sgr........
to 10 «l
85
are tLeptandrio. l-Uer
to 8 £S
1 10
3d0 iLeplAndriii 1 gr...
fe*;S..,j,„.
toa 55
!60
iriuln. Mgr.
1 00
MflTcirmiB chlorldB. mild, a bth.
Powd. Hhubarb, 1 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-8 gr.
STB tLlTer. Improved
Powd. Jaliip, i gr. '
Yl. eit. ■V&t. viride, HgT-
OLTlBlll.l-Mgr.
Sr4 IJTer. Improved, Vegetable
toJ 85
1 10
Purified Aloes, I gr,
Lept^driD?lTgr. ^
Poutjiliylliuii rfsio. 1 -8 gr.
Ol.Tiglll, l-60gr.
aro Liver. Dr. Taylor's
35
1 80
aes.TS';'"'-
Powd. Camphor, 4-B gr.
870 Uier, Waiham'B
138
Yxt. Jalaji, 3* gr.
^Seeiioteatfootof pttgeaia. ^^
^^^^^H
A
Pwbot.
of 100.
B
Perbot
of 500.
$ 85
$ieo
80
195
80
195
50
885
TO
885
90
485
80
185
80
186
20
86
25
1 10
268
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND
List
No. GELATIN COATED-OVIFORM. dose.
877 Lupulin, 3 grs. 1 to8
Magnesia (calcined), 2 grs CB80). .
Ma^rnesia and Rhubarb C881)..
Ma^e«ia CoEtlcined), 1 gr.
Powd. Rhubarb, 1 gr.
378 3Iangane9e dioxide, 1 gr 1 to 10
879 tManfranese dioxide, 2 grs lto5
Manganese dioxide, 3 grs C812). .
380 3Iagnesia (calcined), 2 grs 1
881 Magnt^ia and Rhubarb 1 to 2
jiagnesia (calcined). 1 gr.
Powd. Rhubarb, 1 gr.
tMercurial pill, 3 grs., B. P (780). •
Mercurial pill, 5 grs., B. P (780) . .
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, 9ee Corro9-
ive sublimate.
882 Mercuric iotlide, red, 1-25 gr 1 to 6 20 86
(Mercury biniodide.)
883 Mercuric iotlide, red, 1-16 gr 1 to 4
884 tMercuric iodide, red, 1-8 gr 1 to 2
885 Mercuric iodide, red, 1-4 gr 1
Mercurous chloride, mild, see Calomel.
886 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-16 gr 1 to 16
(Mercury protiodide.)
387 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-10 gr 1 to 10
388 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-8 gr 1 to 8
289 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-6 gr 1 to 6
300 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-5 gr 1 to 5
391 tMercurous iodide, yellow, 1-4 gr 1 to 4
392 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-3 gr lto8
893 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-2 gr 1 to 2
894 Mercurous iodide and Opium 1
Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1 gr.
Powtl. Opium, 1-3 gr.
Mercurj' subchloride Comp., B. P. («.-c.
only) (781).. 85 160
Mercurj' subchloride, 3-4 gr. ^
Antimony sulphurated, 3-4 gr.
Ciuaiacuiii resm, 1 1-2 grs.
C-astor Oil, 3-4 gr.
Mercurj' with Chalk, Hutchinson's (a.-c.
only) (7a«).. 1 85 1 60
Mercury with chalk, 1 gr.
Confect. Rose, 1-2 gr.
Mercurj' with C!halk, B 2 (g.-c. only), (789). .1 50 2 85
Mercury with chalk, 1 gr.
Ipecac and Opium powd., 1 gr.
Ext. Gentian, 1 gr.
Mercury with Chalk, B 8 r^.-c.o»Zy). (740).. 1 to 4 65 3 10
Mercury with chalk, 1 gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Reduced Iron, 2 grs.
Ext. Gentian, 8-4 gr.
fSee note at foot ot page 245.
20
86
20
85
20
85
20
85
20
86
20
85
20
85
20
85
20
86
25
1 10
25
1 10
50
285
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND
GELATIN COATED-OVIFORM.
Mign^na tSOO),
Aoetanllid, B gra.
Camphor miMiabroauiCeil,
liforphine Bulphate, 1-8 er.
Atropiae anlpbate, 1-l(njir.
« tUorpiiineliydrooiilorale, 1-8 g
I Uorphine hjdrticUi
10 UorpliiiiesulpbaWi. I-39gr.
11 MorpUIneBiilphate, 1-SOgr.
19 Horjihliie Bulpbate. l-16gr.
S Morphine sulphate, 1-10 gr.
14 Mori''i'''6 Bulpliate, 1-8
16 Uorphlne sulphate, 1-0
HI taicirphine Bulpliate, 1-4 1
rr Uorphlue sulphate, 1-S .
» tMarphlneaadBelladDU
morphine sulphate, ]
Ext. Beltadonnn lent
Morphine and Bellado^uia. B
MoTphhie sulphate. : ' —
Ext. Belladonna leat
B
Borphlne Compouud
Morphine sulphate. 1-4
Antimony and Potivs. '
II tMorphine valeplauate, 1-a gr.
IS Uorphlse rolertanate. ]
■ e sulph.. 1-100 gr.; per
f Heuntlgic Idiopathic, Brown-Sequard'
'^' Hroacranms,a-agr.
ifnatla, 1-2 gr.
Opium, 1^ KT.
Belladoona leaves. 1-S gr.
Bit. Aconite leaves, 1-B gr.
Eit Indian CaaaaUB. 1-4 g
Neuralgle Idiopathic, Brown
hnJC si "-
) Neurolgic. Vr. Oross".. ,
QulDlne sulph&te, 9 „
nomhlne sulphate, l-iO gr.
ArsenouB add, 1-SO gt.
Ext. Aconite leaves, l-I gr.
Strvchnltie, 1-80 gr.
r HBoralgic without morphine. Dr. Gross"
Zluo oxide, 1-S gr.
SaUchi,Igr.
Ext. Belladonna leaves, 1-% gr.
Hydrastin, 1 gr.
lA^toted Papahi, l s gr.
tSee Doto at foot of page 345.
370
PILLS.
*i
SUGAR COATED AND A B {
List PerBot. FerBot. ■
No. GELATIN COATED— OVIFORM. doss, of 100. of 500. 'i
410 NitrofTlycerin, 1-900 gr 1 to 90 $ 60 $285 i
(Olonoin.) "•
490 Nitroglycerin, 1150 gr 1 to 15 60 2 85 j
491 tXitroglycerln, 1-100 gr 1 to 10 60 8 85 1
4» Nitroglyoerin, 1-50 gr 1 to 6 50 8 86 i
498 Nitroglycerin, l-a3 gr 1 to 8 50 8 85
4d4 Nitroglycerin, 1-25 gr 1 to 2 50 8 85
425 Nitroglycerin, 1-10 gr 1 50 8 85
496 Nux Vomica Extract, 1-8 gr 1 to 8 90 85
427 tNux Vomica Extract, 1-4 gr 1 to 4 90 85
128 Nux Vomica Extract, 1-2 gr 1 to 9 96 110
429 Opium, l-2gr 1 to 9 96 110
Powd. Opium, 1-2 gr.
Soap, 1-8 gr.
480 tOpium, U. S. P., 1 gr 1 40 185
Powd. Opium Gm. 0.066 about 1 gr.
Powd. Soap Gm. 0.02 •* 8-10 gr.
Opiiun with Soap (507).. 1 86 1 60
Powd. Opium, 3^ gr.
Soap, 2 2-5 grs.
Opium with Soap, B. P., see Soap Com-
pound (785).. 1 to 4 85 160
Opium and Camphor, see Camphor and
Opium (180).. 1 50 2 85
Opium, Camphor and Compounds, see
Camphor, Opium and Compounds.
481 Opium Extract, 1-4 gr 1
482 tOpium Extract, 1-2 gr 1
433 Opium Extract, 1 gr 1
4^ tOpium and Lead acetate, 9 "A" 1
Opium, 1 gr.
Lead acetate, 1 gr.
435 Opium and Lead acetate, 9 "B'' 1 to 2 8b 160
Opium, 1-2 gr.
Lead acetate, 1 1-2 grs.
436 tOx GaU 1 to 2 86 160
Ox Gall, inspissated, 2 grs.
Powd. Jamaica Ginger, 1 gr.
487 Ox Gall, Craig's 1 to 2 45 9 10
Ox Gall, inspissated, 2 grs.
Ext. CJolocjTith comp., 1 gr.
488 Ox GaU Comp., Andrew's 1 to 2 55 9 60
Ox Gall, inspissated, 2 grs.
Purified Aloes, 1-10 gr.
Ext. Stramonium seed. 1-6 gr.
Berberine hydrochlorate, 1-12 gr.
480 Ox Gall and Pepsin, Dr. Armor's lto2 80 885
Purified Aloes, 1 gr.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-12 gr.
Inspissated Ox Gall, 1 1-9 gr.
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 1 gr.
440 Pepsin and Bismuth 1 to 8 75 8 60
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 1 1-9 grs.
Bismuth subcarb., 8-4 gr.
fSee note at toot of page 946.
to4
40
1 85
to9
56
960
75
860
to9
40
1 85
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND
LlBt
No. GELATIN CO.\TED— OVXFORH.
441 fPapsIn, Bismuth and StiTchnine, a 1
QI--C- oiUi/) 1
Pep^ aeeptSc (1.3000), 3 t-Z gra.
BlBmuth subolCnte. i l-S ers.
BCryohntae, 1 .80 gr.
44S Pepsin, BlarauCh sad Sti^ctanlne, B 3
(g.-c.ontB} 1
Tepsio sHeptic (l^aooo), i gr.
Bismuth Eubnllrate, G giB.
. Strj'ohnine, |.W gr.
443 Pep^ and tron by hvdnwen 1
VepdnSBeptfcCI-SWOXl t-^ gra.
Reduced Iron, 34 gr.
444 Pepsin ejid Ferrous iodide ...,.,... ]
%psln Bsepth: (l-SOOOJ, 1 l-i gia.
K«iuoed Iron, 1 1.3 grs.
FefTOUBiodidB. 84Kr.
445 Pheuacetiue (Bayer), 2 grs i
tPbetuceUne (BayGr), fi kts. (g,-c. oaty),
<7B1).. :
»Phonacethia and Quinine Comp . , .(811). . 1
Hieuscetine (Bayer). S grs.
JpecBoand Opium puwd, , I.Sgr.
QdIqIdo sulphate, i grs.
Ext. Aconite rout, MS gr.
I^ienacetine and Salol, kc Sola; and
FbmaceUne (TMJ..
* Fbeoacetine and Salopben (BDD)..
Phenacetlne (Bayer), 2 l-X grs.
StUopbtsn, 1II.Sg[B.
PhenacetiDe and Salopben. ]^«treiiKtb.
phenacBllne (Bayer). 1 1-4 gra.
Balapiwn, 1 1-4 ktb.
44B tPhoaphoroB. 1-100 BT
CU. S. P.)
44T Phosphorufl, l-fiO gr ,
44B Phosphorus. l-M gr
PhosphoruB, 1-K) gr.. B. P. (s.-c. onlui
t-K)-.
«9 PlioBphoruB.l-!Sgr.
460 Fhoephonu, 1-^ gr.
4U PhffiEpborufl and AcoulUj. ,.......,,..-,,,,
PboapharuB, I -BO gr.
Kit, Acoalle leaves, 1-18 gr.
4ia PhDBphoruB. Aloes, Iron and Strycbuine. .
PnoaphoruB. 1-90 gr.
Dried Femius sulphate. 1 |.3 grs.
Ext. Aloes, I gr.
BtTfchuine. l^ gr.
4B8 tPhosphcirus. Aloes and Nux Von?,. 1} "A"
Phosphonia, l-liO gr.
Eit, Aloes. 1-3 f^r.
Ext. NuK Fomica, 14 gr.
i«ee note at foot of page S46.
PILLS.
SUGAR COATED AND
A B
I.M
PerBot. PerBot.
N". (lELATIN COATED-OVIFORM.
'B"
« SO )1K
I'li-nuhoniB, 1-30 fX
Kit. Aloa. l-« RT.
EiLKulTomk*. 1-3 ET.
4S(> ^Phnnphnnis AH cl blla4liHina. S"A"
toS
£a no
Eit. BeUsdonn* lenv*™, 1-8 gr.
-""Ta^.-rsr™*-""""
so 1»
«T tPtKHphnraii and Cannabia IndicK. B
'A"
40 IK
ans-cVSbE-.-.^.
458 fhcBphiims ftud Cannabis Indie*, Q
40 1 n
J-hfBiihonis, 1-lB et.
EiL lad. CannalfB, W rt
'A"
46 a 10
Pli™phrJTiH.l-SOgr.
IViwd- Nux i-omlea, 1 gr.
«a Ph,«pl.oniB*Cantlu.rideaC»mp.,9
B"
4fi SIO
Phcapluirus. I-.'B bt.
Pnwd. CauUiaridffi. I ET.
Powd, Nux vomica. 1 gr.
taS
^osphoniB, l-liw j(f.
Exl-Sui vomloa. 1-4 gr.
488 PtifmphoniB Comp., B S
ExL Nur vomica, 14 gr.
J'itl.l.'iinomica.l-SBr.
riiospliiiniB. 1-60 CT.
E»t. IlyoapyamuB. 1 gr.
w in
Phiwpbonjii, 1-sa gr.
Fuwd. Digitalia, 1 BT.
EiC. Hyo«cyaimiB,agrB.
PDwd. Digltalk, fgr.
«7 Fho8pUoni«, biBitallaandlron, B "B
60 est
PboBpLnruB. 1-33 gr.
Reduced Eon, 3 gra. '
488 tPhoBphoruBandlmn, 5 "A"
so I as
Fel?^^™!.^'^ m'aafl CVsUefa)
Igr.
4W PhceplioruB and Iron, 9 "B"
40 I BK
Reduced Iron. S era.
tSeo note At toot olfoesita.
■^
a73
PILLS.
STJGAE COATED AND
A
B
^ OELATD) COiTEIV-OVrFlJRM. do.™
ntnoo.
470 tPhosphoruB, Iron and Quinlno, g "A". ... 1 to
S 65
8280
Phosphotna, I-IM g.-.
FenwcarbonatemaBaCVallefB], 1 (jr.
QuinlDs aulph., 1 gr.
*"'*^5£;^f^.'*"^^^"^-"-^'"=
m
a sn
4!2 Fh(«i)bon.a,Iron, QuInlBBiuidaWTeh,.. 1 lo 3
PBoBphonis, 1-SO KT-
Sfl
360 -
RedUMd Iron, S gra.
SS'S-.S^'i'S."'
■"
4 8E
^^ MorpblBe Bulph.. 1-13 gr.
100
4BS
V S5't»%TyJ^&W'l-ir«r'.
Zino vBleHiiate, 1 gr. *
^76 fPhoapliorus and Nui Vomica, « "A" 1 to a
1 10
Phosphonia. 1 .60 gr.
Eit.TJuxsom!omMBr.
476 Phomihorua and Sui vomica. 8 " B '■ 1
ErC Vuz Fomlca, I.S gr.
30
1 afi
«7 Phosphorus. Nux yomica aud Daiuiatia
En.W voni]c»,^:8er.
Ert. DaralBua. ! gra.
^ ^LrsSSS-SS'-'-'"-
80
S5
40
1 PS
PhoBphorus, 1.SS gr.
Reduced Iron, 8 gra.
En.Nu» vomica; 1.8 gr.
l^e. B--A" IMS
3(»
Fbttoub omiionata m'asa CVallet'B), 1 gr.
BKt. Nuz vomica. 1-8 gr.
Quinine Hulphata. 1 gr.
nins, B"B." ......?... 1
7U
88S
Ext. Nux vomica, |.Sgr.
Reduced Iron, Bgra.
^^r^iSitfi.
M
330
tSee note al loot of page 245.
U1
^ J
^^JHI
«74 -
PILLS.
SrOAR IX'^ATKD AND A B
N A iitt^^TlN iVATEIV-OVIFORM. dobs, of 100.*^ ^600^
«S I^>9[|^«^UwO|t«umMklI>igiUUft,9^B.'' 1 $ 45 $2 10
lV«a li^evttc. 1-4 ler.
IV«\1 invuui. 1-4 cr.
«S4 rs.>s.>2»^v^s MtJ ^inine 1 to 8 fiO 2 SB
v^Ui.r4^ae 5ul|^h*:<\ 1 gr.
C*i5 t'^-v^'^jiruik v^iiia«\ AlowandNuxToin. 1 60 2 85
> .\:. VV.VS. I'* jn-.
Y'X;. Nu\ ^\xiiK*» 1<Sfcr.
«V ^'^•.v^^S.v*.;,^ A»d Ouiaioe CV>inp 1 to 8 40 185
•5: *'*».^-.^^'i7;w^ >^.i;v.:w «Dd Pigtails Oxnp. 1 to 8 55 8 60
>V«.i v"^)x-.itu. I -4 iTT.
« •
«*. ^rv'*,v^">^^i5^ s^'"**'^*»<^Nux Vomica..., 1 to 8 55 2 fiO
O w>;..>,'^. . : j:r.
V\. N.;\ x\vv.x>dk i 4 jrr.
«v •*rs>^^^^.^.^n. Aix* S:r^ vh:une. B "A'* 1 to 8 45 2 10
S.: »o>.'....s\ * >\" j:r. «r
<A* ^r\>e^-.:o\.x a;n* ^r>v\u;j>Os B "B." 1 50 2 85
*''.•. ^Xn>»^v •.'k -. >v S, • J vhr.;;-!** *;vi livvi lto8 50 285
4*^ )'%.>is$Cvv».»x 5v;;yol*.v..^>* AnvHlwn «ul|^.. 1 to 8 45 8 10
*V< >'^vi4nNsN(%>x A'.st :;'.x^v\>t''.\|\., »,.»», »..,., 1 45 2 10
♦'^ ^'^'*^NJv>.>ft^>v rvtv A»»t5^r>vhtttwv.,, 1 u> 8 50 2 35
#^ )'^»^'^v«-«^»x r\)s^ *)v«^ NAnX'^Am,,^, 1 45 8 10
yS^\^>f ..v.,^ OW'^- lto8 85 160
1
1
Ilk
275
1
PILLS.
StJHAK OOATED AND
List
4« Pl.™flti|™lnc eallcyl.. 1-100 gr.; per bot-
deot &,S5C. (g.-c. oniji)
lt..2 S
1 to4
1 ta4
I toao
1 tofl
1 lo3
1 to2
1 toE
I ki4
i no
4B
too
80
»)
X
40
4B
«
80
80
8S
a 10;
4iS Kcrotoiln, 1.00 gr
499 Pilocarpine hydrochlorate, 1-30 gr.; per
1
» p<.,.fe-Jl'C"*;'
PodophylUi,,1.8Br (7J1)..
a
(
' 1
1 W^
EdDS PodopbylUn Oomp., Ur, Janeway's
V Ext. Bellad'iuiia leaves. 1-4 gr.
V_ Ext. Nux Tomlea. 1-4 gr.
pi»rataCapBi™m,l-a2er.
I»<
BIB Podophyllottnln, ]-ggr. C«.-e. oniy)
BIB PodophyDum Extract. 1 gr.
"MT Poppy SMract—DucontiniKd.
' Powd. Aloes, l-e ST.
...1
,i
fSee note at foot of page aiO.
J
w
377
PILLS.
BDOAR COATED AND
No. GELATIN COATED-OVIFORM. dose.
of IIM. *
FerBot
ofsog,
1
54B QuMne, DlgltaUB, Itieoac and Opium,
! 80
$3W
3«
3«r
Quinine fflil'phate'.igr
Powd. Opium, i-4 gr.
(7*0-. 1 to3
Quinine hydrochlo^te, S ^ (g..^^,) ^ ^ ^
1
1
1 35
M
eo
Bin
ast
210
ass
3a
aid
Bar
4 w
ElH Quinine and IroQ. I to »
Quinine sulphate. 1 gr.
Ferrous corbonalo masa CVallefs), 1 gr-
_ Est. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Bn Quinine, Iron and Btrychnlne 1 to 3
f JWroua GBrtoiiate inasa CVallefs:), 3 grs.
Strychnine phosphate. l-W gr.
Quinine, Iron and Strychnine phosphate,
Quinine valerianate, 1 gr.
Zinc vaterionoto, 1 gr.
1
F Zinc valerianate, 1-2 gr.
«
33B
Qiilnitie sulph., 1 gr.
gtrychnlue, 1-80 gr.
tifee note at foot of page MS.
J
«8o
PILLS.
SUGAR OOATED AND A B
I^"* , PferBot PerBot
No. (JKr^TrX CX>ATEI>-OVIF0RII. ' dosk. of lOa of 500.
Silver nitrate. 1-4 gr. (g.-c, on/y).. .(808). .1 % 40 1 1 85
5wr Opium with H«mp 1 85 1 60
INiwil. < )piiiiii, A-S f(r. Soap, 2 %^ grs.
Sitnnronip.. R P. («.-**. on/y) QmS).. 1 to 4 8S 1 60
Powd. opium. 1-*j gr. "
Hani Siuip. dfn>t.
r>lM S<Nliuiii liittirUiiuite, 4 f^rs. —DiKonMnued.
Stpiill (\>mp.. R P. in.-c. oniy),...(y9S).. 1 to 8 25 1 10
S.juill. 5^ ^^r.
(Jui»rt*r. 1-2 jrr.
Auiiiutniacum. l-2firr.
IlAni Soap, l-^fn**
SUO Stpiill Compound 1 to 8 80 136
l»i>wa. S<juill. 1^ KT.
lN>w«l. Jam. (tinker, 8-4 gr.
Powd. Soap, 1 l-ftgT-
Auuiioniac, 3-4 fn*-
(KX) Stillin>dn. 1 KT 1 to 3 35 160
eoi Stramonium Kxt., 1-4 gr. (o/ fA« Med)... 1 to 4 25 1 10
(KW tStramonium Kxt., 1-2 gr. (o/ **c aeed). .. 1 to 2 85 1 60
fI03 Stramonium Ext., 1 gr. (of the ^eed).,., 1 40 1 86
flOl StntplianthuH (jxm-dcrcd Aerd). l-20gr... 1 60 2 86
WS -tStmphanthua (j)Oirdt'rcd seed)^ l-4gr.... lto2 100 486
Stn>phantlmsand Inm (758).. 1 to 2 100 4 86
Stn»phanthua whhI. 1-4 gr.
Ft'rn.>u8 oarbtmato mass (Blaud's), 8 grs.
006 Str>'ohnino, 1-UX) gr Max.l-8gr. 20 86
(KT7 tStryoiinino, l-«50 gr Max. 1-8 gr. 20 86
(kiH Strjfhnine, l-ftO gr Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
(HW Stryolmino, l-48gr Max. 1-8 gr. 20 86
fllO Stryohnine. 1-40 gr .>Iax. l-8gr. 20 85
611 Str>chnint», 1-.^ gr Max. l-«gr. 20 65
612 Stryohnine, 1-30 gr Max. l-8gr. 20 85
613 Strychnine, 1-20 gr Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
614 Stryohnine. 1-10 gr Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
Stryohnine nitrate, 1-00 gr (788). .Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
IStryohnine nitrate, 1-40 gr (798). .Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
Strjvhnine sulpiiate, 1-200 gr (757). .Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
61.n St ryohnine sulphate, 1-100 gr Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
tSt ryohnine sulphate, 1-^ gr (768) . . Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
Stryohnine sulphate, 1-50 gr («38). .Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
St o'ohnine sulphate, 1-40 gr (889) . . Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
Strj-ohnine sulphate, 1-80 gr (880) . . Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
St ryohnine sulphate, 1-20 gr (831) . . Max. 1-8 gr. 20 85
Strychnine Oomp., Q '*A," see Quinine
Comp. and Strychnine (645). . 1 60 2 85
616 tSti-yohnine Comp,, Q " B." lto2 45 2 10
Strychnine, 1-100 gr.
Phosnhonis, 1-100 gr.
Kxt. ind. Cannabis, 1-16 gr
Ferrous carbonate mass (Vallet's), 1 gr.
tSiH> note at foot of page 246.
f ~
^K PILLS.
^^K BUaAR OOATED AND A
^^■T GELATIN COATED— OvrPCIRSf. dobe. of 1
^^V Solphurlodiae. l-%er 1 to S S
^^H Sulphurated Aotlniony, (es Eermea Min-
^^V Sumbul Compound ....(760).. 1 to H 1
^^^1 Ext. Bumliii], 1 gr.
^^^B Drial FeirouB Bulphate. 1 gr.
^^H AsofeUiU. a er.
^^H AiseooDB aold, 1-40 gr.
^^K SumbulComp.,H"B"Cff--e.cmJff),Ct«D.. 1 to 3 1
^^ Ext. Sumfinl, 1 gr.
■ Dried Ferroiia Bulphato. 1 er.
AjsatMitia, a gts.
Arsenoua acid, I-lOO gr.
BIB Sondev Extract, Sgrs 1 (o 3
Blfl Syphflitic, Bioorci-s, Modffled 1 to 2 1
llereiuvuH Iodide. yeUow, I-S gr.
Ext Cosium fmit, 1 1-3 grs.
Lactucarium. 1-S ^.
Ext. Opium, MO gr.
SaO Tmialc add, I gr 1 to 10
621 tTsBDic acid, a KTB 1 to S
e£S Tumio odd. G grs. (g.-c. only] ItoS -
(US TaraiBcuin Eit..S en., me Dandelion Exi S
694 Tartar tanetlc. MS gr I to 16
(Antimonf androtaflBliuDtarliate.}
825 fTanar emetic. 1-10 gr 1 (o 10
BBS TftTtar emetic, 1-8 gr 1 to R
ear Tartar emetic, IJgr 1 to 4
GS8 tTerpiD hfdrate, 9 grB 1 to 3
Terpln hydrate, S gre. (g.-c. onljil.CTBB).. 1
Three Valerionatea and Gold CSSfl).. 1 to 3 l
Zinc Taleriaoate, 1 jft.
Ferrio vularianate, l-S er.
QuIdIho voleriamile. 1.3 gr.
Oold BDd SoiHum chloride, 1-10 gr.
Three Valerianates and Sumbul (nr,
Manton) (SM).. 1 to B 1
Zinc valerianate. 1 gr.
^^ Quinine valeriaDate, 1-3 gr.
^■l Ferris vsJeriaoate, 1-3 gr.
^^^r Ext. 8umliul, 2 gra.
^HBtToDlc, Aiken'B 1 to 3
^■B Quinine sulphate. 1 gr.
^H^ ' Arsenoua acid, 1-SO gr.
Eedueed Iron., a.^ gr.
BtlychnJoe, 1-50 gr.
BSD Toole Hinnalic, AnOrowa' 1 to 3
Quinine Bulph.. 1 ff:
Seduced Iniii, 1 1-1 gr^.
^|l Powd. Ipecac, I-tHgr.
^^M StryDbnlnenilph., l^gr.
^^^t^Sse note at foot of po^ a4S,
389
PILLS,
SUQAR CX)ATED AND A B
liMt PerBot FerBot
Nc». OEIJ^TIN COATED-OVIFORM. dobk. of 100. of 500.
6S1 Tmiic Hwinatic with Cinchonidine 1 to 2 $ 60 $236
(*inchonidine suluh., 1 gr.
lN>wd. Ipecac I-oRT.
ArHt>unuB ackl, 1-40 |rr.
K»'<liir»'(l In>n, 1 1-2 grs.
Strychnine 8iilph., 1-40 gr.
683 Tonic, Waxluun's lto4 40 186
(Mnohonine sulph., 1 gr.
Kxt. Xantlioxyljim, 1-4 gr.
Ext. (.Hnchona, red, 1-4 gr.
Kxt. I)ofrA*o<xl bark, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-4 gr.
633 Trilliin, 1-8 gr 2 30 1 86
Triple Valerianates, see Quinine^ Iron
and Zinc valerianates.
6*4 Trinlex 1 to 4 40 185
i*iirifietl Aloes, 2 grs.
Mass of Mercury, 1 gr.
Podophylhim resin, 1-4 gr.
635 Triplex. Dr. Francis' 1 to 2 40 185
I^irifletl Aloes, 11-5 grs.
Mass of Mercury, 11-5 grs.
Oil Caraway, 1-i gr.
Soaminony, 11-5 grs.
<n. TiglU, 1-20 gr.
Tincture Aloes and Myrrh, 1-4 gr.
36 Uva-ursi Kxtract, 2 grs 2 to 6
37 Valerian Extract, 2 grs 2 to 4
Ve^ri'table Cathartic, see Cathartic Com-
pound, Vegetable, U.S.P., 1S90..(80S).. -
(m Veratrine, 1-60 gr 1 to 5
639 tVeratrine, 1-82 gr 1 to 8
640 Veratrine, 1-12 gr 1
641 tVeratrum viride Extract, 1-4 gr 1 to 3
642 Veratrum viride Extract, 1-2 gr 1
Viburnum Prunifolium, see Black Haw
Extract (102).. 1 to 8
643 tWarburg's Tincture, 3 *'A" lto2
Each pill represents one fluidrachm of
the tincture.
Warburg's Tincture, 3 " B " (786) . . 1 to 4 75 8 60
Each pill represents 1-2 fluidrachm of
the tincture.
W4 Warburg's Tincture, no Aloes, 3"C".. lto2 120 585
Each pill represents one fluidrachm of
the tincture without aloes.
Warburg's Tincture, no Aloes, 3 "D"..
••••••••... (787).. lto4 75 860
Each pill represents 1-2 fluidrachm of
the tincture w^ithout aloes.
646 Yerba santa Extract, 3 grs 1 to 4
646 Zinc oxide, 1 gr ' 1 to 4
647 Zinc phosphide, 1-10 gr..' 1 to 5
648 tZinc phosphide, 1-8 gr 1 to 4
40
185
55
260
30
1 S5
25
1 10
80
1 35
36
1 60
80
1 35
40
1 86
85
1 60
20
585
50
285
40
1 86
45
2 10
46
2 10
tSee note at foot of page 946,
^~
283
^B
PILLS.
^
SUGAIt COATED AND
A
H
Lis
Per Dot
PerBot. .S
No
ZlQcnhdMihMH. l-n^T . 1
.OS 1 «
$9 10 H
BGO
£Mli\^ p4HKiyiimT>, A-U gl..' . , ^.. .. t
Ejrt.Nui romioa, 1-8 bt-
^1
Ert. Indian Cajmabla. l-H gr.
ess
flS 50
Zinc pliosplu Je. l-IO et.
Eit. iJui vomicn. 1-1 gr.
'^1
eM
ai BO
335 ^1
Zinc ValeriojiHle, 1 gr. !
«B 60
£85 ^H
OBfl
Zino Valerianate, 3 gra , I
76
3130 ^1
n.^.=s:»™.^n™.^^
™.M^.
I
~
toTHPinltQranui™.
JH
lAloea anfl Asatotida. B. P. C«.-c. o»!i/) .... S
Soe. Aloes, 1 gr.
ASLfcDtldo. 1 gr.
Hard Soap. 1 gr.
OmfBCC ftfaea, 1 gr.
«a ao
BS ^1
71H
Barb. Aloes. 2 pre.
Eord Soap, 1 er.
OH Caran-ay, 1-8 gr.
o3 so
'"' ■
CoQfeot. RoBaa, 1 gr.
7l7 tAloeaand IroD. B. P. (s.-c. mUu'l B
oS 30
Iron BUlpli., l-2gr.
1
HB
Alo« and MjiTh, B. p. Cs.-c. dtiIbJ 1
Aloea, Boo., B. p. (s.-c. onJi/) 1
OUNulmeg, l-8gr.
Confect. Boaea, 1 gr.
.. .
110 ^1
J»+A8af<ECidflComp.. B.P.a-c.onlH) at
AsatojUda. 1 gr.
Myn-li, 1 gr
TBI tColocymJi Comp.. B. P. C»--e. tMiitf) It
Colocvntii piilp.. 1-3 gr.
Barb. Aloes. ! gr.
2
Ofl Clores, 1-B gr.
•m
Ext. Henbane. 1 gp.
OS 45
9 10 H
iBee Bote at loot o[pi\ge»a.
^^^
^^^M
^^^^^^H
P "
aB5
1
PILLS.
1
1
QELATIK COATED-OVIFOKM. Doa>.
of 100.
0(W'
!P
fjw
Meroury with ChaUt, S 2 Cij.-c. onJi/) 1
Mercury with challi, 1 gr.
Mercury wiaiCbalfcg 3 to.-ton?!') 1 to 4
Mercury with chalk, 1 gr.
Baduced liiin, 3 grs.
Ext Gentian, S^^gr.
S 50
S33S
I
7*0
m
T4a
744
z
86
3 10
4S6
IM
1
Quhilne hydrochlonito. 9 gra. (g.-c. onlv) , 1 to S
AloeasndAsarceti<la.6gra.(ff.-c.onJv).. a to 6
Soe. Aloes, 1 H gra.
AEarcetldo. 1 1-4 gra.
Confect. Ko3«H, 1 H gTB.
745
Aloea and Iron, 6 grs., B. P. fg.-c. mla), .. 1 to 3
Barb. Aloes, SU-» gr.
Olnnanion comp. poffd., 1 3-7 ere.
Iron Bulph., 6-7 gr.
Confaot. Koees,! Ifl-a grs.
M
BBS
1
7«
AloeHandMyrrh,5grB.,B.F.(B.-c.oiilBj. 1W3
40
1 85
'
"
ABflffBdda Comp^^Sgra,, B, P. (g.-conly). 1 to S
Galbonuoi, 1 23' gra.
"
3,15
718
Barti.Al^l^^'gra.
Potassium sulphate, ^SB gr.
70
3S6
Saline and Chalj-lieate l^Dnic, Flint's (_e.-c.
GalciuiD phosphate precip,, l-S gr.
185
7B0
Ferrous carbonate, Blflud-B, Modified 1 to a
Arsenoua add, 1-40 gr.
SO
1 BS
761
and 763. Appear in our Bpanisb list only.
768
100
4S6
Ferrous carbonate mass (Biaud's). 3 i;r8.
k
f8ee Dote at foot ot page 246.
1
■
^^
^"
^^
1
287
PILLS
■
BUQAK COATED AND
»
Per hot.
GELATIN COATED-OYIFOKM.
DOSE.
■
*S"?;':T.r';;^?-!.»'."'".'»
Ferric pfio^hsle precip.. S gra.
-B
S300
■
BllTBT nItrWe. 1-4 er. (3--c. onlii)
1
40
1 85
I
Diuretic namDound
ItoU
15
2 10
'"cSS^fS;!^.
Ext. DleltaliB, M gr.
tArsenio aulphlda, l-lOO gr
^B
Arsenic sulpiude, l-SO gr
1 to"
ao
S5
^B
J
00
BK5
fcSBSfe""-
01«jr«lti Camlcum, 1-& er.
>
Zinc Oxide. 2 kts.
Araanous Acid, 1-100 gr.
BOB
0«lhflrtioVeg«ab]a.U.S.P., 1890
-*gr!
OHPeppennlot Qm. O.OOB " -Sir.
8ak)iihen,El.ggH.
BIO
Balc»ph«i,ll^gr. ■^'
I W4
1 40
885
Ml
PUenacetlnB and QulBlna Compound
1 to3
a 10
10 SB
(juiuine sulpliHte. a gra.
Eit, Aconite rooL 1-13 gr.
Ipeuac ami Opium pored,, 1-S gr.
SIS
eis
Quinine, Iran uid Zinc TBierianatea Oioir-
1I05
5U
885
QuiS^iti!wiflJiate,'V-8'iir,'
8J4
to 818. Appear in our Spaniali Hat only.
SIS
CatJiBrtle Ctimpound, Active
l(o3
^
110
Furllied Aloes. 1 1.8 gra.
SAKS?"^^-
UomtSga. 3-ie gr,
Powd.CttpBlcuia, I-Ser.
eao
to m Appear Id our Spanish Hat only.
B2S
Anti-Malarial, Maddin, Milder (0.-e. oii!v)
Purified Aioes, iS gr.
iioa
60
SM
ArgenQUBacld, l-Mgr.
m
QuinineBulphat^lgr.
Sk note at foot otpii^ 345.
■
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388
PILLS.
KUUAR COATED AND A B
IJHt Ptf bot. Pvbot
N«». (»Kr-.#nX COATED— OVIFORaL D08K. of 100. of 500.'
W4 tAiiU-MaUu-ial, Mathlin. Stronger (g.-c.
only) 1 to 2 $ 56 $2 60
Stn-chnine, S-1«U gr.
HtNltRvd In>n, 1 1-5 fn^
I^iiHlltMl Alo(«, 1-5 fn*.
Arwt'UouH ackl. 1-SA) fO*.
Quiuinc Kulphate, 1 1-5 gra.
K35 Auti Malarial, Maddin, KtrooKer without
Aloeti (g.-c. only^ 1 to 2 65 2 60
Strj-chnine, 3-100 >pr.
H«!uot»d Iron, 1 1-5 fcn.
ArHt>n()U8 acid, 1-20^1*.
(Quinine sulpliate, 1 1-5 grs.
HX TbrtH* Valerianates and Gold 1 to 8 100 4 85
Zino valerianate, 1 ffr.
Ferric valerianate, l-2|rr«
Huiiiine valerianate, 1-3 er.
old and Sodium chloride, 1-40 gr.
i&7 Sumbul Comp., 3 ** B " 07. -c. only) 1 to 8 100 4 85
Kxt. Sumbul, 1 ax.
Asafetida. 2 in*H.
Dritnl Ferrous sulphate, 1 gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-100 gr.
H*^ Str>chniiie sulphate, 1-50 gr Max. IS gr.
H^ Strjclmine suli)liate, 1-40 gr Max. 1-8 gr.
H3I) Strychnine sulphate, 1-80 gr Max. 1-8 gr.
mi Strjchnine sulphate, 1-30 gr Max. 1-8 gr.
8%2 Asint ic 1 pill t. i. d. used with caution.
Arsenous acid Gm. 0.0075 about 1-9 gr.
lN)wd. Black Pepper. Gm. 0.06 " 1 gr.
Powd. Acacia Gm. 0.015 ** 1-4 gr.
Powd. Althaea Gm. 0.08 ** 8-10 gr.
838 and 834. See Enteric Pills.
KiS Ferratin B<H»hringer (B. & S.), 2 grs 8
836 Ferratin B<H»hrinKer CB. & S.), 4 grs. 1
837 Calomel, 1-8 gr 1-10 to 10 grs.
838 Ergotin (Bon jean), 5 grs, (g.-c. only') 1
tSee note at foot of i>age 845.
20
86
20
85
20
85
20
85
85
1 10
585
2 00
986
20
86
8 86
11 60
r
4*^'
n ENTERIC PILLS. ^^H
To be employed when druga are prescribed wUch irritate the gastric ^H
acidity of tlie stomacb. or wUcli are in any way impaired by action of H
the gastric aecretion. Literature niailai on request. ^M
No.
roe
TIB
704
■m
m
707
788
Tflg
•771
77B
m
775
788
793
780
m
Araenoue acid, 1-100 gr.— Z«scon(<n
Areeuoua add. 1-BO gr.— JMjconiinu
<«i.
3os
2
i
2
1
to
OtlW.
S 60
10
. I
60
60
80
w
60
60
50
S 235
855
>S5
S W
■ B
R»
335
336
335
aas
8SS
235
£BS
286
33S
286
Cathartie Corap., Improrec!
Eit.Cla.tiBD, 1-2 gr. *
OU Peppermint, q. a.
Calomel, 1-a gr
a
Calomel.agra.
CHercurlc chloride, oorrcsiVe.)
Croasol« CBeechwood Creosote), 1-2
tCrwuwta, 1 gr
Oroasote, 8 gra
iDlestloal AntJB^tlo
Podophyllum resin, 1-16 gr.
Hercunjua Iodide, yellow, 1-8 gr.
Ext.N,ii.^ca.Magr.
tPodopliyllinCPodophyllumrBaln),i-4gr,. 1
^nota at foot ot page 245. ^^^M
^^^1
^^^
^
PINK GRANULES, Sugar-Coated.
ThMe fcranulM are intended to supply the needs of pbyridaDs in such
cawH an require minute or frtquenHy repeated doteB. A glance at the
llKt will Kbow that tbf7 are distinguidied from our regular line of piDs in
that thry rrpreM-nt do^es tuitabie/or dttidren. This dioiinishes the risk
thiTt* iiiiKiit otherwise he of jd^infr to a chfld an overdose of some power-
ful miM'ily. At the name time their diitinctiTe color reiKkns them at-
tract ivp t«i t)M« oIakh <tf patitvita for whidi thej are intended.
A B
LiKt Perbot. Per hot
Nt». of 100. of 500.
«V57 AcMiiit** n»t, l-aOgr $ 20 * $ 85
tW A loin, MO jn- 20 85
«it* Alum, MO pr 90 85
fkiO .\mmonium chloride, 1-10 gr 90 85
au AiJrMh-ne 90 85
Cuinphor, 1-8 gr.
Kxt. Hyi^wyamui*, 1-8 in*.
M<»n>hint'aivtat4>, MfiOgr.
(M«*<»rfHiii Caiwicum, 1-160 gr.
dUJ AntiChill 90 85
('hlniii«liii, MG ex.
Inm ffm»cyiiiiiae, 1-8 gr.
Ars<*noii8 iu'i«l, l-.%iOgr.
cHf<»n'siii Blk. lVp|)i'r, 1-16 gr.
668 Anti-0»nstinatlon 20 85
]NHl()i)hylliiiii H'siii. 1 -Wgr.
llxt. S'ux v<iinica, Mrtgr.
F.xt. l)elladoiinA leaves, 1-40 CT.
Plxt. Hy«tscyainus, 1-16 gr.
Powd. (."ajisioum, 1-16 gr.
6«V4 Ai^ miorphino hydn )ohlorate, l-60gr 20 86
WA Arnica llowere, 1-5 gr 20 86
iWt Arsenic iinlide, 1-100 gr 30 86
667 AreemuLs acid, MOO gr 30 86
668 Belladonna leaves, 1-ao gr 20 86
669 tCalomel, 1-30 gr 20 86
(.Mercurous chloride, mil(L)
6T0 Caliunel. MO gr 30 86
6n Camphor. 1-20 gr 30 86
673 Camphor and Opium 30 86
Camphor, 1-6 gr.
Powa. Opium, 1-13 gr.
673 Camphor, Opium and Taimin 30 85
Camphor, 1-16 gr.
Opium, 1-64 gr.
Tannic acid, 1-8 gr.
674 Cantharides, 1-50 gr 30 86
675 Capsicum, 1-30 gr gO 86
676 Cascarin, 3-16 gr 30 85
677 Cathartic Oomp., Improved 30 85
ICxt. Colocynth comp., 1-13 grs.
Ext. Jalap, 1-34 ^.
Podophyllum resm, 1-48 gr.
Leptanorin, 1-48 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-48 gr.
Ext. Gentian^ 1-34 gr.
Oil Peppermmt, q. s.
tSee note at foot of page 346.
PINK GRANULES, Sugar-Coated.
List
No.
em CtttharHo Comp. OT- S- P- mas
Eit. Cnlooynlh comp,, 1-11 g
Ext. J^ap. 1-118 er.
MerturouB chloriile, mild, 1.1
Gamboge, 1-B8 gr.
079 Corrortve sublimate. I-lOO gr...
(Mercuric chloride, corrofii
880 Crotou Ofl, I-W gr
OBI Digitalis leaves, 1-lfflgr
BBSS Dover'a Powder, 1-4 gr
(Ipecac and Opium powdei
ass ErgoUn (Bonjean). 1-10 gr.
084 Gajuboge, 1-Sa gr
685 Gelsemhun iw.t, 1-M gr.
ess HydraflUn, )-20 gr.
607 RfOBo;amuBExtract. l-8gr.,,.
ess lodaform, MOgr.
flSB Ipecac. l-» gr
690 Iron, Reduced, I-ID gr
S91 Jslaji resin, 1-lfl gr
BBS Leptandrin, 1-18 gr.
608 Mereury with Chalk, MO gr....
094 tMercurotia Iodide, yellow. 1-40 g
S96 Mercurous Iodide, yellow. 1-^ g
OK UorphloB sulphate. 1-50 gr
e»7 Neuralgic, Dr. Oroaa"
Kiune Bulphate, 1-5 gr.
enoua add, l-aM gr.
Btrychnlue, 1-800 gr.
Morphine sulphate. 1-SOD gr.
Ext. Aconite leaves, l-ao gr
a«8 Nux vomica, I-BOgT,
890 C!pium.l^gr
TOO FcppertDLub Oil, 1-lSSgr
TOl PhoflplioniB, l^EOO gr
TOa Kperine, l-ao gr
703 Poaophyllum resiu, 1-40 gr.
704 PotaBsiuraaJsemlt, MOOgr.,...
708 Potassium bromide, l-5gr
700 PotaBBiumDitrme, l-lOgr
707 Qiiinina sulphate. 1-10 gr.
708 Quinine, Iron andStirchnlDe...
Sulnlne Bulphat*. llfl gr.
trychnhie sulpLste. 1 -9U0 p.
700 SaUcyiic acid, 1-10 gr...,"!
no Santonin, MOgr
711 Stryohnine, 1-100 gr
718 Tannic acid, 1-aO gr
718 Tartario acid, 1-10 gr
714 Tartar emetic (Antlm, & P^ilas
tSeeaoleatloobiotpagaSUL,
mmmm
^^^===^^____^ ""*' powder
TO ;;»..fc ..ipiij,- '» c;„. g » pj =j ; "
'S'sr.s-v ■■■■••- s-?"S « '"
r \
293
DIURNULES.
No.
Adult diUy Eonal
dose. lo ibout
Perbol.
K-
907 Cocaine hydrochlorate.
.ais
Gm. (2 3-
oer.
? 70
*335
90S Colchicine
Gm. (3-10
er-
40
18S
Gm. (3-ro
er-
50
235
9:0 Cociine hydrobromate.
.o.al
Gm. (3-20
gf-
as
1 m
Gm. (3-10
chloride, c
85
912 Corrosive sublimate (M
ercuric
onos
■ ttfloS
Gm. (i-S
P-
85
913 CaraiiDC—ZHscanHnueJ
914 Daturine.
.0.00216 Cm. (1-30
BT-
40
I B|
915 Digitalin, pare. . . '.
Gm. (3-10
Gm. (1-2
gi.
gr.
23
60
916 Elaterin
.0.03
afl
.0.006
Gm. (I-IO
8T.
40
iM
Glonoin, j« Nitrogfyctrm.
918 Hydrestine sulphate...
.0.06
Gm. ([
BT-
SO
3 s
919 Hydrastinine bydrochJo
Gm.{3
ET.
I 75
sfiS
9Z0 Myoscine hydrobromate
Gm. (3.10
ogr.
55
921 Hyoscyamine, pure....
.0.002
Gm. (3-10
op.
30
I
923 Iran STEenate
.0.03
Gm. (i-z
Er.
20
923 Mercury and arsenic iodide (similar to Dono
van's solution)
.o.aoS
Gm. (1.8
er.
25
924 Mercuric iodide, red...
.aoK
Gm. {1-4
er.
Gm. (3
gr.
20
926 Morphine acEtate
Gm. (1 I-
gf-
3S
927 Morphine hydrochloral
.0.1
Gm. (I I-
p.
35
1
Gm. (I I.
er.
30
929 Nitroglycerin (Glonoin
.0003
Gm. (1-20
gr.
50
930 Phosphonis
0.0013
Gm. (i-so
gr.
931 PbysoEtigmine sulphate
0.003
Gm. (1-20
er.
50
932 Podophyllum resin
.ai
Gm. (I I-
P-
933 Potassium arsenate....
Gm. (3-10
gr.
15
934 Potassium bichromate.
Gm. (1 I-
gr.
25
93S Potassium cyanide
0.010S
Gm. (1*
fir.
=5
Gm. (3-20
Gm. (3-10
gr.
75
25
937 Quinine arsenate
.ao2
93S Scillitoirin
Gm. (3.101
Gm. (1-2
gr.
50
25
939 Sodium arsenate
A03
^^ 940 Sparteine sulphate
.0.06
Gm-d
gr.
35
^M 941 Stropbanthin
Gm. (i-io
Dgr.
50
a.
^B .91(2 Strychnine nitrate
.0.006
Gm. (l-to
gr.
S5-
^H '943 Veralrlne sulphate
.0.006
Gm. (I- to
gr.
35
IIO,
^K 944 StTychnine arsenate....
.0.0054
Gm. (1.2
gr.
90
i
1 ,„..„....
el Trit
rntes. »e page 3
q.
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B
C
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
Per Per 100
Per.
AND LETTER.
tube of In
tubes
bat. I*
:a
eaolL of B5.
Coc^nehydrochlcmtcl^gr.
-.[84)J IB f
60
80
40
TDt
IM
..(47)
38
Oodetae, 1-8 gr
...t48)
W
..C7I1)
83
1 10
..(7fl>
87
46
7 ODlobioioe, l-30gr.
ar
OD
!!(M)
1£
40
w
(Mercurio chloride, oorniaiveO
Oomeive aubllniata, l«l gr
..(310
40
s »
CoTTOHiTa Bulillmate, 1-60 gr
..(«)
40
»
..(88)
IS
80
8 CorroslTe nibUmate, I-3G gr., vitb Urea..
BO
S I>lgitalin,piu«,M(»Br
SO
Ergotln.
■uRireaT erenUn, we have ilUcnitlDiied
bAve found tkat It was only a qu
estion
of a few waekB when they woul
liodt
^ and beoome enOrely unfit tor us
40
I 40
Olonoln. Kc NUrogliKXTin.
ss
..(SI)
40
M
60
MorpMne and AtropinB. 9 "A".,..
ACroplne aul^ale. 1-ao^.
■-CSTJ
Atroploe sulphatfl, l-M gr-
-.(16)
tt
Morphine and AtropEne. R "G". . . .
-CB©
16
60
u
Monihine aulphala, 1-8 gr.
Atropine sulphata. 1-150 gr.
Morphine and Atropine, 3 "D".,.
..(E®
IE
55
«
Mon>hh.eaiUphaie.l-Bgr.
Atropine Bulphate, 1-lM gr.
HontWne and Atropine, 9"E"...
..(W)
«
fSSiSS-.'-Jft.
^^ Morphine and Atroptae, 8 "F''...
^L Atropine Bulp^te. 1-lf^^.
..(m
^H Morpbioe and Atropine, B " 11 "- . .
.-(HO)
IB
60
60
~ ""sssss/nsctf;.""-
..0«)
IB
eo
Atropine milpiiate, 1-150 ((r.
^»Sb8 now at foot of page JMii.
•9*
HYPODERMATIC TABLETS
■a
otm.
im
Atniptw aul^lta, I-l«)f:r.
■ami
!•
> «
t »
■^ssTif:--
.«U)
1»
TO
K
"^■^■c-
.(««)
I»
70
a)
-^sss-r--
.(M)
e
85
n
'fSSSTC'"--
..M)
»
S6
n
•assj-i.-SM;:'' ■■■•■■
AInplM nlphUa. MOffgr.
.(SO)
»
8»
a
.(M)
IS
JiarpUiMibTdrDChlorate, Hgr. ...
,(BB)
15
'■(•VlilD«wl|>hate.lHEr
.(M)
-W
M
HorpblM ■ulid-t^ 1-8 gr
.(U)
IS
1I(,tpUM>uli.hM«.I-«gr.
..(»)
95
SS
lIorphlM»lph«..,|.Ssr
.rsB)
1*
M
MorpUD* ulphMe, l-a gr
.(B7)
IS
ss
4K
HorvhliM nilpluUe, U fp-
.(M)
w
■ocpblM Pdplute. 14 gr
..(W)
10
AtFnplw B J^awTl-aioIff.
'•^ISS^^.'"
«t»SK.M««t
.-(»)
11
SO
.-(«
18
so
..(»)
..<74)
4fi
1 TO
1 eo
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ao
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" «4
.(77)» IB
.CTB) IS
.(T!5 13
.CS33 la
.(70) 13
,(K) 13
.(78) la
.(80) IE
.my 13
S.
B
Per 100
t 4B
«
40
40
40
«
c
Per
bot. or
S u
Si
aa
tStrydinlne nitTftta, mo gr
Btrjchnlne aulphala, 1-150 gr
SIrj-cluilnB sulphate, 1-SO gr
etrjcbDlDe sulpbate, 1-40 gr.
Btrychnlne Bulph&ta^ 1-32 gr
StiychiilneBulphatB, 1-SOgT
U^ «.«. TH. X,^,AB^AL AttaArO»««T. |
90 Ph7BoatJgmliie«ilphato,l-l(»gr,..
IB
18
13
83
IS
M
40
40
40
40
83
40
so
to
30
M
4B
30
«a
no
7B
30
MorpbiDe sulphate. 1-S gr.
AlrepiDH Hilphate, 1-IROgr.
!5 Morphine aiilpbate, 1 -8 gr
Uorphlue aulphaCe, 1-8 gr.
Atropine aulphale, MOO gr.
Morphlnu aulphafe. M gr.
AtroplQa Bulpliale^ 1-100 gr.
» Atropine Hulpbate, 1-150 gr
n ApciraoivhJnehydrochlorate,l-Mgr
CMercurioBlJoride,oorroal™.)
"■ "HSS'Jlfe." ■■'
O Atroitoe Ccrystala), l-»0 gr
tBfeDoUM toot of page aa. ^^H
MtwtUai. wWmw. 1-g P.
ABuplui] ^BhMe. t-ISOgr.
Monhlee and Atrapiiie, B'T"..
MurpldM ntahMe, J-i et.
Attniitaanlptete, MUgr.
iKsB'-a-....
■itphiae atdob^^vs or.
AtnviM nlrbMe. I^WeT-
I HorpbhwlB^ABtHditcB'-L"...
lCarpUW>idplut&. l^n-.
AUOfdnaaulphBle, 1-aOlf gr.
I HonUwud ACropiDe. B"!!".
KorpUw tti^haln, l-agr.
AmptDe aulpttale. 1-1» gr.
1-30 Ki
K SIrrrliuliiesulphUti, l« gr
tl BUyi^hnlne sulphue. HO gt
1 Strydmiue mlphate^ l-ISO gr
rs tSWTitolne uilrat^ l-« gr
rs StrjThiiJne HilphBto. l-» gr
t* Pfloi-arplDehyilm^aome, l-Ssr...
n rodtdneplKiqitMIs, I-lgr,
n Colaine phostihate. 1-S ftr
17 SlrycbDhiD nitrate, 1-60 gr
n BtrTdiDiaosulpluite, l-tOgr
Mm note Rl fbD( oC page 3U.
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HYPODERMATIC TABLETS FOR
VETERINARY USE,
' At the suggestion of influential veterinary su „
Jled to OUT fist ttiis line of Veterinary Hypodermatic Tablets, put
m In tubes oE I dozen tablets.
I They are exceedingly convenient for the medicine case of the
Jlennary Surgeon, who con readily prepare, as needed, solutions
■Definite strenphs lor hypodermatic injection.
. We also supply a Vetennaiy Hypodermatic Case, complete.
FLKASH ORDER BV NUMBER. tubeS.'
Aconitine crystals, I -40 gr $ i 15
Aconitine cryatals.i-ao gr I 50
9 tAtfopine sulphate, 1-4 gr I 50
503 Atropine sulphate, 1-2 gr 2 50
504 Cocaine hydrochlorate, I gr 4 DO
505 tColchicine, 1-4 gr i 50
506 Colchicine, 1-2 gr 4 00
507 Coniine hydrobromate, Igr 6 00
50S tDigitalin, pure, I-S gr. I 35
9)9 Di^talin, pure, 1-4 gr. I 50
Eserine, itt Fiyiastigmiiu.
510 Hyoscyamine, 1-8 gr 3 00
511 tMorphine sulphate, Igr 2 40
513 Morphine sulphate, 2grs 4 50
513 Morphine and Atropine 4 SO
Morphine sulphate, 1 1-2 p. Atropine sulphate, i-^sr.
514 Fhysostigmine salicylate, 1-4 gr 6 Jo
515 Pilocarpine hydrochlorate, 1-2 gr S jo
516 Sodium arsenite. I gr I IS
518 tStrychnine sulphate, 1-2 gr. I 50
519 Strychnine sulphate, t gr 2 00
520 tVerafrine hydrochlorate, 1-4 gr I 2S
521 Veratrine hydrochlorate, 1-2 gr I 50
GELATIN-COATED BOUGIES.
In Boien of Twelve Bonglei. Price per DoieD Boiea.
Iodoform, I grain 5 4 20 I Iodoform, S grains $ S 70
Iodoform, 2 " 4 50 Iodoform, 10 " 7 50
loilofomi, 3 " 4 So I
In ordering please state number oi boxes Vitol bouEwA '«'"**.*"
fSee Bale at foot of pa^e 245.
Hi^i>i
MEDICINAL ELIXIRS.
S Bismuth and SlTTchnme t 5 50
Bismulh and AmniDnlnm citrate, g grs.
Strychnine. 8-100 gr.
Black Cohosh, i« Cimicifuga (41) . . 4 50
g Buchu, 120 |rrs 5 00
10 Buchu Compound. 6 00
Buchu, 60 grs. Juniper berries, 15 ei>.
Spirit NittoBS ethet, V, m
11 Buchu, Juniper and Potassium acetate 6 00
Buchu. 41; grs. Juniper berries, 11 grs.
Potassium acetate, 16 grs.
13 Buchu and Pareira Compound 5 00
Buchu, 33 grs. Juniper berries. \% grs.
Pareira, 7 i-a grs. Slone-rool. 7 i-a grs.
13 Buckthorn bark, 120 ^ti 5 00
14 Caidum bromide, 40 grs 5 00
15 CaliEsya alkaJoids, representing 40 grs. of the
barli 4 00
16 Calisaja barjc, 40grE 4 50
17 Calisa^'a and Bismuth 5 00
Calisaya baric (active principles). 40 grs,
Bismuth and AmmDuium citrate, S grs.
tS CaJisnyB and Iron protoxide 4 Ci
iiK grs. Callsaya bark (active principles) and
■■- '- -' ij gr. ferrous _sulph-- ' -
19 CalUaya and Iron pyrophosphate . .
Calfsaya baric (aclTve princlpl«), to
Ferric pyrophosphate, loluble. 1 grs
, /e principles), 40 grs.
Ferric pyrophosphate, soluble, s grs.
Bismuth and Annnoaium citrate, tgri.
21 CalisHva, Iron. Bismuth and Pepam
Caifsaya bark (active pnndples). to grs.
Sacch. Pepsin. U. S. Y. 1S90. 16 grs.
Kerric pyrophosphate, soluble. 8 grs.
BIsmutn and Ammoalum citrate, Ij grs.
33 Ciiiisaya.Iron,BiEmath,Pep5inandStrychni:
Calisaya bark (active principles), to grs.
Ferric pyrophosphate, soluble. S grs.
Bismutli and Ammonium citrate.Tl gis.
Sacch. Pepsin, U. S. P. iS^ 16 grs.
Strychnine, frioo gr,
35 Calisaya, Iron, Bismuth and Sliychnine . . . .
Caifsaya bark (active principles). 40 grs.
Ferric pyrophosphate, soluble, ll grs.
Bismuth and Ammonium citrate, » grs.
Strychnine, g-ioogr.
34 Catisaya, Iron and Pepsin
Calisaya batk (active principles), 40 gis.
"—■■ ■ hosphate. soluble, g gii.
m
MEDICINAL ELIXIRS.
Idounce of Eliiir tepresenls the quan- J'"fi^?, '"
tity Dl ing:redienls specified. ''^"^iu^v.
I Cimicifuga, izo ers $ 4 So
■' Cimicifugl Campoand — Discontinue.
E'Cmchonii, detannated 6 00
Contains the equiualent ol 40 JT>- Red Cin-
ipecially adapted for combinatiDn withtheaalts
■ Cinchona ferrated 5 50
" Contains the eauivalent of Red Cinchona bark,
ta BT9- lion and AmmoD, citrate, ifigis.
-Cinchonidine, Iron and Strychnine 4 50
Cinchosidine sulphate. 4 ets.
Ferric pyrophosphate, soluble, S gri.
_ StrTchnlDe, S-saa gr.
^ Coca, izo ga 5 50
48 Corydalis Componnd 4 JO
Tutkey-cotn. 30 gn. PotasBium iodide, B gis.
Stillingia, Jn grs. Iris, iojrs,
Xanthoxvtum. i; ps.
49 Cramp-bark Compound 6 00
Viburnnm Opulus, a8 gra. Skunk Cabbaee, 14 Ef»-
Scutellaria, iS grs. Atomatics,
50 Damiana, 120 grs 6 00
51 Damiana, Iron and Fhosphoms 7 00
Damiana, Soars. Phosphonia, Itloogr.
Fenic pyrophosphate, sol., !i grs.
52 DamianE, Nux Vomica, Iron and Phosphorus. 7 00
Damiana, 6a prs. Nux vomica, S gta.
Ferric pyropliasphale, sol,. 3 gra, Fhoaphorua. S-aoo gi.
53 Damiana, Phosphorus and Nui Vomica. 7 00
Damiana, 60 gra. Nux VDmlca, S grs.
Phosphorus, B-aio gi,
54 Dandelion, l8o ers 5 00
55 Dandelion Compound 4 SO
Taraxacum. 10 grs, Glycyrrhiza, ao grs-
Wild Cherry. .0 grs. Arimati^
56 Eucalyptus Compound 5 00
Eucalyptna, 15 grs. Wild Cherry, 16 gra.
Gentian, 4 gtB, Glycyrrhiza, 15 grs.
Tataiacara. 10 grs. Syr. Verba santa arom,, 30 «i.
57 Gentian, 20 grs 4 OD
58 Gentian and Iron chloride 4 50
Gentian, 16 grs.
Tinct. Iron Stro-chloride, 16 ni.
59 Gentiaii, Iron chloride and Lactated Pepsin. . 7 00
Gentian, 16 grs. Lactated Pepsin, so grs,
Tinct. Iron cltto^hloride, 16 ill.
60 Gentian and Iron pyrophosphate 4 50
Gentian, ta grs.
Ferric pyrophosphate, aotubie, S gra.
61 Gentian and Laclnted Pepsin 7 00
Gentian. 2a gts. Lactated Pepsin, ao grs.
62 Grindelia, 120 grs ^ tfi
6^ Cuarana, 120 grs ........ q 03
305
MEDICINAL ELIXIRS.
Each fluidounce ol Elixir represents the qnan- J"'
tity of tngtedicnts specified. ** j
BaLactaled Pepsin, Bismnth, Strych. and Iron...;
l-actated Pepin, ao grs.
Ferric pyrophosphate, solulile, 8 grs.
Strychnine, S-ido Br.
Wis
R700
600
13 00
SSO
750
7 SO
7 50
g 00
7 50
a 50
10 00
$ 1200
1050
7 so
tBoo
Seona,6DVs- jugians, ja grs.
ii Fatasiiuni and Sodium tartrate, (ki grs,
84 Licorice Aromatic (Quinine elixir)
Bs Litliium citrate, 16 grs
uthlum salicylate, S grs.
"75
127s
1500
"75
16 so
■425
16 50
16 so
MaticcwBTS. Hydrangea, 4Q grs.
Uva-ursi.4ogrs
^aceh. Pepsin. U. S. P.. iS^', .6 grs.
Sacch. Pepsin. U. 5. P., 1890. 16 grs.
Sacch. Pepsin. U. 5. P.. 1S90, i5 grs.
Saceh. Pepsin, U. 5. P. .890. 16 grs.
Quinine sulphate, i grs.
Sacch. Pepsm, U.S. P-.iSi;p. 16 grs.
Saccharaled Pancrealin. 4 kti.
Sacch. Pepsin. U. S. P., iSgo. 16 grs.
Qoinine sulphate (equivalenO, 1 gis.
flS Pepsin, Bismuth, Strychnine and Pancreatin.
Sacch. Peiisir. U. S. P., iBqo, 16 ets.
Sacchaialed Pancreatin. 4 grs.
96 Pepsin, Bismuth and Wafer Ash— Z>(ico«/i««(
97 Pe^Dttmiitna.PhosphorusiindNuxVomica
307
MEDICINAL ELIXIRS.
tity of mgredienta spocified. mclusive.
:ki Wahoo and Bine Flag $ S K>
Euojiymus, Sokts. Iris, 40Krs.
21 Wild Cherry and Iron 5 Oo
Wild Cberty. 6o cts.
Ferric pTrophoapliate. soluble, S grs.
jz Kola CompounJ 5 75
Kola nut. 40 grs. Celery seed, 40 grs. Coca, k gis.
MEDICINAL WINES.
Each fluidounce represents Ihe quantify o[ In-
gredlenls speciEied.
I American White Ash, 120 grs { s 50
Antimony & Potais. tartrate, 4 Gm, in iwo Cc.
3 Aromatic 7 00
4 Beef and Wine S 00
A placebo containing the soluble constituents ol
beet combined with superior sherry wine,
5 Beef, Iron and Wine with Cinchona 5 50
Calisaya bark {active principles). Jo grs, in each
Suidounce ol Beef. Iron and Wine.
6 Beet Iran and Wine with Pepsin 7 00
Sacch, Pepsin. U. S. P., iligo, 16 grs. in each fl^iid-
oasee ol Beef, Iron and Wine.
7 Galisaya bark (active principles), 40 grs 4 so
8 Coca, 60-grs 5 50
9 Coca and Beef 7 00
Coca, 60 grs. In each fluidounce ol Beef and Wine,
Coca, Beef and Iron 7 00
C(>ca. 60 grs. in each Huidounce ot Beef. Iron and
1 Colchicum root, U. S. P., 40 Gm. in 100 Cc... 5 50
3 Colchicum seed, U. S. P, 15 Gm. in 100 Cc... 5 50
3 Ergot, U. S. P., 15 Gm. in 100 Cc 7 5"
4 Ipecac, U. S. P., 10 Gm-in 100 Cc 10 00
5 Iron— Bitter 5 50
Calisaya hart (active principles), 4B ps.
f> Iron citrate, (Iron and Am. citrate, iS p^) 4 50
7 Opium, assayed 14 00
Each Suidounce contains by assay 6 grs. crystal-
lized morphine, equal to 7 1-3 grs. morphine
sulphate.
8 Pepsin 7 50
Sacch. Pep^. U. S. P.. i&o. i6Brs.
V/\d\.K Ash, sa American mill Aih (r).. 5 50
9 Wild Cherry, 120 btb 5 qq
o Wild Cherry and Iron s, cp
WUd Cherry, no grs.
TiaU. lion ciUo^locide, 40 lU
N A .- Hi- — -
i:
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; oc
;.-*»
— ^.
sj :
>/:
U
3 -"
3 >-
■!»
X r
. •»
. u
..^ > .::.:::; .r ::;:ie. 40
i:> >'.';.:"^:a Compound
',: *»-.**'„.*^ fiTTS.
J. : :.v..ir:::.a. is grs.
.::#. li crs,
Cor.ander, rS gn.
^ -.^
• •• 7 50
.--•"* S CO
..-•■•••;;•;. soo
• .,^* '-
.' S 00
* a w^ • • • • • * *
^ -.•* X.X ** 3 oc
'.^5*^ ^ ^
12 r:
".^
00
3 80
5 00
V or.anaer, rS rts. ' % -.f ;: JT <t
13 «
15
^^^m -^ ._-
.YRUPS.
thequan- ,?e^ PiHV° ^^*'
, K-lfal. bottles, dozen
■*• inclusive. pints.
$ 5 00 $ 9 00
fs.
fiTTS.
igrs.
(38).. 550 960
10 00 16 50
450 82s
16 grs.
s 9 00 15 00
les •. 7 50 • 12 75
6 00 10 50
uble, 24 grs.)
500 900
:, soluble, 24 grs.)
ine phosphates 6 50 II 25
ivalent), 8 grs.
60 gr.
ites — Discontinued.
continued,
8 00 13 50
id 9 00 15 00
Ferric phosph., sol.. 8 gfrs.
3. Potass, phosphate, 8 grs.
[id 9 00 15 00
16 grs.
grs.
te, 4 grs.
10 00 16 50
<hubarb Comp. with
(42).. 5 00 9 00
hemical Food) 5 50 9 75
rs., and smaller quan-
issium phosphates.
:ac 7^ 12 00
Syrup Ipecac, 40 ni.
16 {rrs 6 00 10 50
(40).. 3 i?o 730
.100 Cc.
.. aCc.
. . 10 Gn\.
3IO
MEDICINAL SYRUPS.
Each fluidoance of Syrup represents the qnan- ^^ ?^**S.i"* - ^^
tit, of mgrcdients specified. '*"SSu'S«."- pSS
Rhabarb Aromatic, U. S. P (41)'.^ 3 80 ^720
100 Cc. represents:
Aromatic Tinct. Rhubarb. 15 Cc
Rhubarb Comp. with Potassium (Neutralizing
Cordial) (42).. 500 900
FI. ext. Rhubarb comp. with Potassium, lao fli.
Rubus, see Blackberry.
Sarsaparilla, 120 grs (43) •• 3 So 720
Sarsaparilla Compound, U. S. P (44).. 380 720
1000 Cc. represents:
FI. ext. Sarsaparilla. 200 Cc.
Fl. ext. Glycyrrhiza. 15 Cc.
FI. ext. Senna. 15 Cc.
Oil Sassafras. o.i Cc
Oil Anise o.i Cc
Oil Gaultheria 0.1 Cc.
Sarsaparilla Comp. with Potass, iodide.. (45).. 6 25 10 80
16 grs. Potassium iodide in each fluidotmce of
Syrup Sarsaparilla compound.
29 Sodium hypophosphite, 32 grs 450 825
Squaw-vine Comp. (Mother's Cordial). .(47).. 3 80 7 20
Squaw-vine, 60 gii. Viburnum Opulus, iS grs.
Helonias, 1^ 8TS. Caulopbyllum, 15 grs.
Squill, U.S.P (48).. 3.00 6 00
100 Cc. represents:
Vinegar Squill 45 Cc.
Squill Compound, U. S. P (49) . . 3 80 7 20
1000 Cc. represents:
Fl. ext. Squill 80 Cc.
Fl. ext. Senega 80 Cc.
Antim. & Potass, tartrate. 2 Gm.
Stillingia (50).. 4 75 8 40
Stillingia, 88 grs. Prickly Ash berries, 44 grs.
Stillingia Compound (5i ) • • 3 80 7 20
Stulingia. 30 grs. Chimaphila, 15 grs.
Turkey-corn, 30 grs. Iris, iS grs.
Sambucus, 15 grs. Prickly Ash berries, 7 1-2 grs.
Coriander, 7 1-2 grs.
Tolu (52).. 3 80 7 20
Wild Cherry, U. S. P. (15 Gm. in 100 Cc) . (53) . . 3 80 7 20
HERE ENDS THE ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT.
31 Alterative Compound 500 900
Fl. ext. Alterative comp., 120 ni.
Fl. Cardamon comp., 15 rn,.
32 Blackberry (Rubus), 120 grs 380 720
33 Blackberry Aromatic, 120 grs 380 720
34 Buckthorn Berries 380 720
BvrVfhnTn berries, lao grs. Pimcnta, 6 grs.
I
- 1
K MEDICINAL SYRUPS.
^^1 £ach fluldouncs of Sfiup represents !he quan- ^'
^F tlty of ineredienO specified. ^'>
S
n Per
es, doien
3S Corydalis Compound-ZJwfflHWww^rf.
36 Ginger — Diicenlinued.
380
t 7 20
Red root, ig era. Wild Cherry, 18 pt.
Inula. iS ers. Marrublum, iS srs.
Spikenard, iSgis. Sanguinaria, 9 gra.
Comfrey, iS gis.
tS Infcac ID trra .,..
S So
380
JU J.(J^^dAl., ^^13.. .....,,> >..-'■>,.,..,.,
40 Rhubarb, U. S. P
7 M
"^.*;1;t"^£X^'b" ™c=.
Spttit Cinnamon 4 Cc.
41 Rhubarb Aromatic, U. S. P
380
7 w.
Aromatic Tlnet. Rhubarb. 15 Cc.
41 Rhubarb Comp. with PoUssium fNeutraliiing
Cordial)
500
900
Fl. Htt, Rhubarbcomp. with Potasiiiun. im "l.
43 Sarsaparilla, I2o grs. . - - . ^
3 80
44 Sarsaparilla Compound, U. S. P
Fl. ext. Sarupuilla. aoo Cc.
3S0
7 ao
Fl. ext. Glycyrrhisfl 1; Cc.
FL Kit. Senna 15 Cc.
OllSassafra. o-.Cc:
Oil Ga^lieria.'.' .'.',".'.'.'.'.'.' .oil Cc!
45 Sarsaparilla Comp. with Potassium iodide
lojTS. Potassium Iodide fn each fluidounce of
Syrup Saraaparilla compound.
7 25
10 So
47 Squaw-vme Compound (Mother's Cordial).. . .
3 Bo
7 »
Squaw-vine. 60 jn. Viburnum Opulus, iS gra.
48 Squill. U. S. P
6 00
Vinegar Squill 45 Cc,
49 Squill Compound. U. S. P
380
7 20
Ft. ext. Squill SoCc
Fl.eit Senega So Cc
Anllm.& Potass, tartrate, i Gm.
50 StillingiB .
4 75
840
StiTliogia. S8 grs. Prickly Ash be^ei.'ii 'gn
SI Stillingia Compound
380
7 M
Turkey-corn, 30 gis. Iria. islgri.
Sambucus, 15 grs. Prickly-Ash berries, 7 i-i g
SaTolu
53 Wild Cheny, U. S. P. {15 Gm. in loo Cc)
3 So
7 20-
SOLUBLE GELATIN CAPSULES.
1 . Soluble Elastic Capsules Filled.
Sec pages 313 to 319.
2. Soluble Elastic Capsules Filled, Extra-sized*
See page 320.
3. i-lard Filled Capsules,
See pages 320 and 321.
Prepared from the Finest French Gelatin by Improved Processes and
Apparatus; Very Soluble and Easy to Swallow;
Unexcelled in Quality.
We offer here a superior means for the administration of drugs
possessing pungent, acrid or oily properties. The enclosure of such
substances in an envelope of flexible gelatin not only avoids
giving offense to the palate, but allows the medicine to be exhibited
with greater ease, and in larger single doses.
When drugs of this nature are taken in the ordinary way, it
becomes a difficult matter to avoid the occurrence of nausea, which
often seriously interferes with the production of the proper reme-
dial effect.
We desire to state, with reference to the drugs which are pre-
sented in this form, that, whether or not of our own manufacture,
they are of the best quality the market affords.
312
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rOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULES, FILLED
PLEASE ORDER BV NUMBER
AND LETTER.
Apiol, 5 iL
wUfi Olive oil. 5 m.
See >lsD Hard Fliled Capsules.
; Balsam Fir, Jo "l
Balsam Peru, 10 itl
Cascara Sagrada Extract, I gr. . . . (81 )
Cascara Sagrada Eitracl, a grs. . .(791
a Sagrada Eitracl, 3 grs. . . (8o|
I Caslot Oil, 10 la
Sbb also Eitra Siiod and H»rd Cap
; Castor Oil and Oil df Fleahane
Caitor oil, 5 n,.
Oil ErigcrDD. ; la.
I Castor Oil and PodophTllin
Culor oil, 10 11.
Podophyllum rnln, i-8gr.
See also Hard Fiiied CapguleB.
haulmooeia OIL to >n,
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
1 CbloTofona—DijconHnued.
I CodLiverOil.Norweeian, 10 W.. \ \
=-- -'-- * — a Slied and Hiid Ciof ,\
See aisa ixl,
k.
SOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULES.
B
D
Uil
PLEASE ORDER BV NUMBER
Perdoi
Per doe
Bulk
Ko.
AND LETTER.
each.'
each.
hUDd'd.
17
and 11 Cod-Liver Oil and Creosote, 2
and 4 grs. — Disrrontinuid.
Cod Livet Oil and Iron Iodide
S135
$840
5 70
Cod Liver oil, Nonve^an, 10 m.
FerrDusiodide, i-aei.
Sec also Hard FlUed Capsules.
■3
Cod Liver Oil and Iodine
1 35
Cod Livet oil, Norweelan. 10 "l-
lodine, 1-4 gr.
14
Cod Liver Oil and Iodoform
200
370
1 15
Cod Liver oil, Norwegian, id la.
iDdolomi, 3(EI9.
'5
Cod Liver Oil and PhoBphoras (1-30).
Cod Liver oil, Norwegfan, lo "L.
[ 20
2 10
6a
■6
Cod Liver oil, Norwegian, lo m,.
PlloiphoruB,i-fagt,
1 20
3 10
60
Cod Liver Oil and Creosote (86)
I 6S
3 00
90
Beechwond Creosote, i ni.
17
Copa.iba, Para, 10 "l
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Copaiba Resin (69)
I 65
3 00
90
Copaiba, deprived of volatile oil. 5 "l.
Olive Oil, i m-
18
Copaiba and Iron
I 3S
2 4Q
70
Cnpatha, Para, lo m.
Iron and Am. cil Jeqnlsalenll 1 era.
See also Hard FiUed Capsules.
19
Copaiba and Uleoresin Cubcb
I 80
Copaiba. Para. 7 "t.
"'SSKdWedC™..,...
30
Copaiba, Cubeb and Buchu
330
Capaiha, Para. em.
Olcoresin Cubeb. 9 la.
Eit. BuAu. 1 grs.
!!;opaiba, Cubeb and Iron
I So
330
Copaiba. Para. 6 m.
OleoresinCubeb.aiTL.
Tr. Ferric chloride tequivalenl), i "l.
!!;opaibiL Cubeb and Rhatany
I So
330
Copaiba, Para, 6 m.
Oleoresin Cubeb, 1 t),.
Ell. Kiimeria. ] Eta.
Copaiba, Cubeb and Santal
33
2 40
450
I 40
oFi^cldi^b!? 5i.* '^■
Oil Santal. East India, im.
See also Hard FLIed Capaules.
a*
Copaiba, Cubeb and Sarsaparilla
iSo
3 30
I 00
/
Copaiba, Para. 6 "l.
Oleoresin Cubeb. 1 fll.
Eit. Sarsaparilla, 1 grs.
\
SOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULES.
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
AND LETTER.
Copaiba, Cubeb and Turpentine
Oil Cubeb. 1 n[.
OU Turpentine, 4 "I.
Copaiba and Oil of Cubeb
■"opiiiha. Psra, 7 itt. Oil Cubeb, 3 m.
Copaiba and SantoJ...
Copaiba, Fa" t m
OifSantal, I
.0 Hard Filled Capsules,
Oleorealn Cubeo. 3 m
In Cubef
Hal, East India, 3 la.
Copaiba Oil and Oil of Cubeb.
"'"■jpaiha, 6 i>i. Oil f"--^
flao Hard Filled C
Creosote, Beechwood, i "l
With Olive oil, 4 n,
CobebOil, 10 m
Cubeb Olcoresin, 10 ni
Cubeb and Matico
Oleoiesin Cubeb. 7 ni.
Oleoceaia Matico, 3 "l.
Cubeb and Santa]
Oil Cubeb, sm.
Oil Santal, East India, ;
Eiigeron Oil, ic
(«)
EucalTptui Oil, 5111
With Sweet Almond oU, 5 ni.
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Gaultheria, m WiaierErteti.
Glonoin, la Niimglyceriti.
Gurjun Balsam, 10 <il ,
Haarlem Oil, 10 ni
See also Hard Filled Capsuies.
Linseed Oil, to m
Liquor Sedans >- , . .
Each capsule repiesentg 1 fiaidiac\ini\
0/ Llg not Sedans.
r"V'°v'
3i6
SOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULES.
List
No.
29
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
AND LETTER.
/
Male-fern and Kamala (44)
Oleoresin Aspidium, 7 ni.
Kamala. sifted, 4 grs.
Olive oil, I fll.
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Matico Oleoresin, 10 Ttl (36)
Nitroglycerin (Glonoin), i-ioo gx. . . (68)
Witn Olive oil, 8 ^,. Castor oil, 2 tit.
Origanum Oil, 5 fll (45)
With Sweet Almond oil, S ^.
Pennyroyal Oil, I ^1 (75)
With Olive oil, 9 Ttl.
Pennyroyal Oil, 2 tn, (76)
With Olive oil, 8 m.
Petroleum Mass, 10 iH,
Phenacetine (Bayer), 5 grs (93)
Phosphorated Oil, l-io gr (51)
Phosphorus, i-io gr. in 10 th, of oil.
Phosphorated Oil Compound (56)
Pnosohorus, 1-60 gr. in 10 ^, of oil.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Pichi Extract,5 grs (82)
With Sweet Almond oil, 5 ^^.
Salicylic Acid (true), 5 grs (95)
Salol, 2 1-2 grs (211)
Salol, 5 grs (212)
Salol Compound (85)
Salol, 3 1-2 grs.
Oleores. Cubeb<5 fll.
Copaiba, Para, 10 ni-
Pepsm aseptic (1-3000), 1 gr.
Salol and Santal Compound (92)
Salol, 4 grs.
Oleoresin Cubeb, 5 fll.
Santal oil, E. India, 5 Tit.
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), i gr.
Santal Oil, East India, S m (89)
Santal Oil, East India, 10 fll (46)
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Santal and Cassia (47)
Oil Santal, East India, 9 Tq,.
Oil Cassia, i r\[
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Saw Palmetto (88)
Each capsule represents:
Saw Palmetto oerries, fresh, 30 grs.
Saw Palmetto and Santal (91 )
Each capsule represents:
Saw Palmetto berries, fresh, ic> grs.
Oil Santal, 2 ni.
A
Per doz.
boxes oi
I doz.
each.
$ 4 00
360
165
I 50
I 35
165
I 35
4 CO
I 20
1 50
2 10
2 CO
165
2 40
3 75
4 00
2 00
3 66
3 25
I 50
I 50
B
Per doz.
boxes of
2 doz.
each.
$7 70
\
6 90
3 00
2 70
2 40
3 00
2 40
7 70
2 10
2 70
3 90
3 70
3 00
4 50
7 20
770
3 70
6 90
6 20
2 70
2 70
D
Bulk
per box
of one
hund'd.
$245
2 20
90
80
70
90
70
2 45
60
80
I 20
I 15
90
1 40
2 30
245
1 15
2 20
80
80
Haiilem Oil, t(
Sec also Hi
Kava Kava — Discontinued.
Linseed Oil, lo K
Oleoresio, 10
Copaiba and Matico.
" — "■- °ar»,7iii.
Hatico, 3 m.
Copaiba, Cubeb and Matico.
Copaiba. Para, b ta.
Oleoresin Cubeb, 3 ni.
Copaiba, Cubeb, Matico and Santa).. .
'•■"--'" Para, 3 11.
Cubeb, 3 m-
011 Santai, East fndla, 3 n.
Cubeb and Matico. —
Oleoieun Cub«b, 7 ^..
:;opaiba, 6 "i. Otl Cnbeb, « m. 1
B also Hard FlUed Capsules. \
42 iBrieeion Oil, to n. \
3X8
SOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULES.
List
No.
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
56
57
58
59
6o
68
69
70
72
73
74
75
76
77 I
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
AND LETTER.
A
Per doz
boxes of
I doz.
each.
Eucalyptus Oil, ^ lU
With Sweet Almond oil, 5 Til.
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Male-fern and Kamala
(3leore«in Aspidium, 7 Til.
Kamala. sifted, 4 gri .
Olive oil, I TTi.
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Oriffanum Oil, 5 tti
With Sweet Almond oil, 5 tii,
Santal Oil. East India, 10 Ta
See also Hard Filled Capstdes.
Santal and Cassia
Oil Santal, East India, 9 tti.
Oil Cassia, i v\,.
See also Hard Filled Capsules.
Cubeb and Santal
Oil Cubeb, 5 Tti.
Oil Santal, East India, S tti.
Turpentine Oil, 10 tti p
Wonnseed Oil — Discontinued.
Phosphorated Oil, i-io gr.
Pnosphorus, i-io gr. in 10 tti of oil.
to 55 Phosphorated Oil, I-30, 1-50, I-60,
l-ioo gr. — Discontinued,
Phosphorated Oil Compound
Pnosphorus, 1-60 gr. in 10 tti of oil.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Tar, purified, 10 tti
Taraxacine — Discontinued.
Xylol — Discontinued.
to 67. See Extra Sized Capsules.
Nitroglycerin (Glonoin), I-ICX) gr
With Olive oil, 8 tti. Castor oil. 2 tti.
Copaiba Resin
Copaiba, deprived of volatile oil, 5 tti.
Olive oil, 5 Til.
and 71. See Extra Sized Capsules.
Wintergreen Oil, lO tti
Warburg's Tincture
Each capsule represents 2 fluidrachms.
of Warburg's Tincture.
Valerian Oil, 2 tti
With Sweet Almond oil, 8 tti.
Pennyroyal Oil, I tii
with Olive oil, g Ta.
Pennyroyal Oil, 2 tii
With Olive oil, 8 Ta.
Win tergredn Oil, S"^ -*%..•
With Olive oil,
B
Per doz
boxes of
2 doz.
each.
$ 2 00 !
4 00
I 50
3 60
325
325
I 20
I 20
I 50
I 20
165
165
2 40
4 00
2 00
I 35
165
I ^^[
53 70
7 70
2 70
6 90
6 20
6 20
2 10
2 10
2 70
2 10
3 00
^ 00
4 50
7 70
3 70
2 40
3 00
D
Bulk
per box
of one
hund'd.
$ I IS
245
80
2 20
I 95
I 95
60
60
80
60
\
90
90
1 40
2 45
I 15
70
90
3ig ^H
SOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULhS. (
Nd.
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
AND LETTER.
Per doi
each.
Per do
each.'
hun°d°d.
78
79
80
Si
82
83
84
BS
96
87
SU
Sg
90
1
ao6
¥200
1 80
1 SO
I So
3 75
.65
I 50
4 00
150
$3 70
330
3 70
2 70
390
330
7 20
3 00
390
270
370
7 70
2 70
770
770
3 70
300
4 ?P
*i IS
I 15
80
60
230
So
I IS
«4S
80
a 45
24s
I IS
90
Cascara Sigrada Extracl,zgi5
With O^e oil. i hl.
CaBGBia Saerada Extiact,3 grs
With OlTve oU. 7 "1.
Wi.hOirv.oil.6ia.
Pichi Extract, S gre. (see nole 136) . . . .
With Oil S«e=tAlmQnd.sm.
Creosote, Beech wood. 1 m.......
With Olive Qil, 4 "I.
Pep^ aseptic (T-3™}. i P.
Cod Liver Oil. Nonveeian. 10 m.
Beechwood Creosote, i ni.
Each capsule repfesenta:
San Palmetto berries, ireah, 30 grs.
Oteurestn Aapidlum, 7 ni.
Erieeron oil. 1 la. Cafltoi oil, S "l.
Chlfltal, 3 gta. Croton oil, 1-16 m.
Each capsule represents:
ph^2S.%X,S;;ny.'::
SaKcylic Acid (true), Sp-
togg. Nat yet added.
to 121. See Hard Filled Capsules.
to 200. Not yet added-
to 210 Cincbonidine sulphate, t, 3, 3, 4
and s e'r..—IHMonHm,cd.
Salol, 2 I.J grs
|p
SOLUBLE ELASTIC CAPSULES,
FILLED, EXTRA SIZED.
These capsules are easy to swallow, and present a very pleasant
method for administration of Castor and Cod Liver Oils to patients who
have an aversion for these substances in an undisguised form. For full-
sized illustrations, see pa^e 313
List
No.
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
70
71
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
AND LETTER.
Castor Oil, 2 1-2 Gm. size
Castor Oil, 5 Gm. size
Castor Oil, lO Gm. size
Castor Oil, 15 Gm. size
Cod Liver Oil, Norwegfian, 2 1-2 Gm. size. . ,
Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian, 5 Gm. size
Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian, 10 Gm. size ....
Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian, 15 Gm. size. . . .
Male-fern and Castor Oil
Oleores. Aspidium, i Gm. Castor oil, i i-a Gm
(16 Til.) (25 HI.)
Santonin and Castor Oil
Santonin, 0.0162 Gm. Castoroil, 2 1-2 Gm.
(1-4 gr.) (40 n.)
A
Per doz.
boxes of
H doz.
each.
$ I 50
I 80
2 40
300
I 50
I 80
2 40
300
3 00
2 10
B
Per doz.
boxes of
I doz.
each.
2
3
4
5
2
3
4
5
5
70
30
50
70
70
30
50
70
70
3 90
HARD FILLED CAPSULES.
These capsules are prepared from the finest material, and are not sur-
passed by any brand in use.
All the formulae mentioned in this list of Hard Filled Capsules will
also be found in Soluble Elastic Capsules.
List
No.
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
AND LETTER.
100 Apiol, 5 m
With Olive oU, 5 tti.
loi Castor Oil, 10 in,
102 Castor Oil and Podophyllin
Castor oil. 10 Tit.
Podophyllum resin, 1-8 gr.
Chaulmoogra Oil, 5 ni (119)
Chaulmoogra Oil, lorti (120)
103 Cod Liver Oil, Norwegian, 10 Ttl
104 Cod Liver Oil and Iron Iodide
Cod Liver oil, Norwegian, 10 tii.
, Ferrous iodide, x-2 gr.
los /Copaiba, ParsL, ion \ 1 «>
3K>
A
Per doz.
boxes of
X doz.
each.
B
Per doz.
boxes of
2 doz
each.
$3 30
$6 30
I 20
2 10
I 20 '
2 10
2 00
3 70
2 25
4 20
I 20
2 10
I 35
2 40
D
Bulk
Per box
of one
hundred.
$ 2 00
60
60
I 15
I 30
60
70
HARD FILLED CAPSULES.
B
Llsl
PLEASE ORDER BY NUMBER
Per do!-
Per doi
Bulk,
boies of
boxes of
Perboi
No.
AND LETTER.
idQZ.
ido£.
OiOUB
each.
each.
Copaibst and Iron -,.,.,..,., i,,.<, -
SI 35
?240
S 70
Copaiba, Para. 10 nl-
107
Copaiba and Oleoresin Cubeb
I So
330
Copaiba. Pata, J H-
Oleoresin Cubeb. 3 m.
loS
Copaiba and Oil Cubeb (black}....
I So
330
100
Copaiba and Santal (114)
2 25
'30
Copaiba, Para, ; ni.
Oil Santa], East India, S "I.
Copaiba, Cubeb and Santal. ... [115)
230
■430
'35
Oil Santali Eaal India, z ni.
Eucalyptus Oil ? "L . .. (no)
I 35
240
TO".
WilhS«Mt Almond oil. 51a.
109
Haarlem Oil, 10 la
60
Male-fcnl and Kamala (111)
35°
6 70
Oleomln Aspidium. ; m.
fe-Af;*""-
Santal Oil, East India, 5 rTt....(i2i)
.85
340
lOj
Santal Oil, East India, 10 HL.. . (ill)
330
630
3 00
Sanlal and Cassia (113)
3 00
s 70
1 80
OaSanlal. Eaal India, 9%
Oil Cassia, i "l.
EucalvDtus Oil >: W
1 35
2 40
70
WfS Wt APmond oii, 5 n:
Male-fera and Kamnia
350
670
Santal Oil, East India, 10 %
330
630
113
Santal and Cassia
3 00
5 70
1 Sa-
Oil Santal, East India, 9 m.
Oil Cassia, 1 la.
m
Copaiba and Santal
3 2;
4 20
1 IP
Copaiba, Para. ; nt.
OlfSanlal. East India, 5 "l.
Copaiba, Cubeb and Santal
230
4 30
I3S
Copaiba, Para, 6 m. Oil Cubeb, 1 n.
- OifSantal. East India, 1 "l.
116
"7
Ilg
Turpentine Oil, 10 ^—Dii<^a«HnM./.
Tar purified 10 ^—DiscBnlinued.
Xylol, 10 n^—DisconiiHued.
Ciiaulmaogra Oil, S "l
370
\ -if
'4
Chaultnoogra. Oil, 10 "l
■LV,
\i
«/
Jantal Oil, East India, 5 m.
MEDICATED LOZENGES.
We tapply lozenges of any formula, shape, color or flavor, and
will cheerfully furnish estimates on any desired combination not in
the list. Send for descriptive circular containing diagrams of dif-
ferent shapes for special formulae.
I For prices in bulk, deduct 3 cents per pound I ?5' ik £!™°f i
1 from prices in lb. boxes. \ ^^i^; ^«^of
Ammonium chloride, 2 grs. (Chocolate) round. . $ 60 $ i 10
Bismuth and Charcoal round. . 65 I 20
Bismuth subnitrate, i gr. Charcoal, i gr.
Bronchial small round. . 50 75
Ext. Glycvrrhiza, i gr. Balsam Tolu, i-io gr.
Powd. CuDeb, 3-10 gr. OO Sassafras, 1-40 ni.
Bronchial — Improved tabular.. 50 75
Powd. cxt. Glycyrrhiza, 2 grs. Balsam Tolu. i-io gr.
Fl. ext. Coltsfoot, i-xo ni. Fl. ext. Capsicum, x-xoo ni.
Oleoresin Cubeb, i-ioo ill. Oil Anise, x-x5 ni.
Oil Peppermint, x-15 ni.
Carbolic acid, I gr large oval.. 50 100
Charcoal, 4 grs round.. 50 90
Cubeb. small oval.. 60 70
Ext. Glycyrrhiza, 3-4 gr. Oil Sassafras, x-32 ni.
Oleoresin Cubeb, 1-16 Tii.
Guaiac, 2 grs large oval.. 60 i 10
Ipecac, 1-4 gr small oval.. 60 70
Iron carbonate, 2 grs. (Chocolate) round.. 60 100
Iron carbonate, 4 grs. (Chocolate) round. . 60 i 00
Licorice ( Glycyrrhiza), uncoated cylindrical . . 40 60
Marshmallow small oval.. 50 75
Powd. Althaea, 1-3 gr.
Opium and Licorice, see Wistar's 85 90
Pectoral, Dr. Jackson's small oval. . 95 i 00
Ipecac, x-20 gr. Morphine hydrochlorate, x-33 gr.
Sulphuratea Antimony, 1-40 gr.
Pepsin Aseptic (1-3000), i gr large oval. . 70 i 50
Potassium chlorate, 2 grs tabular. . 40 75
Potassium chlorate, 5 grs tabular. . 45 75
Potassium chlorate, 2 grs. (Chocolate) tabular. . 50^ 80
Potassium chlorate, 5 grs. (Chocolate) tabular. . 55 85
Potassium chlorate, 2 grs. (Wintergreen)... tabular.. 45 75
Potassium chlorate and Ammonium chlor-
ide (Chocolate) tabular.. 55 I 00
Potassium chlorate, x gr. Ammonium chloride, x gr.
Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr. (Chocolate) round. . 75 I 50
Rose leaf and Alum small oval.. 50 70
Powd. Red Rose, x-4 gr. Powd. Alum, x-4 gr.
Santonin, 1-2 gr round. . 55 i 10
Santonin, I gr round.. 85 i 35
Santonin and Calomel (Chocolate) round . . 65 i 10
«J SantottiBt 1-2 ffr. Chocolate, q. s.
Mercuroua chloride, mild, i-a gr,
I
MEDICATED LOZENGES,
J ForpriceslnbulkdeductjcenOpetpoBiid 1 f^
1 (torn pr,ces m lb. bo.es. J i^^j^,;
Santonin and Calomel (pink) round.. $ 65 S
Santonin and Calamel (white) oval.. 65
Santonin, 1-3 gr. UercncDus chlortde, mild, i-i it.
Santonin Compound lound. . &S
Santonin, 1-1 gr. Mbtcdidus chloride, mild, 1-1 gc.
Podophyllum resin, i-io gr.
BantoniD and Podophyllia round, . 65
Santonin, i-a gr. Podophyllum resin, 1-30 gr.
Sulphur Coinpound large round.. 50
Sublimed Sulphur, 5 grs. Potaaaium bitartrate, i gr.
Tar Compound round.. 50
Pine Tar, j-48 gr. Senega, M* gr.
WildChem,ii-3gra.
Wislar's Cough cylindrical.. 80 go
Powd. Opium, i-io gr. Oil Anise, i-ia gr.
Ext. Glycyrrhiia, i gr. Tinct. Toiu, i-iB "l-
Yecba Santa Compound. cylindrical. . 75 So
Ell. Glycyrrhiia. i gr. Senega, S-ifigt.
Pine Tai, 1-31 gr. WilcfCkerry, 1-4 gr.
OPHTHALMIC TABLETS.
In the introduction of Soluble Ophthalmic Tablets we aim to-
embrace those drugs most commonly employed locally in treatiag
diseases of the eye, or in preparing this organ (or surgical thenl'
peusia. We are confident that their importance, value and useful-
ness will be st once recognized, not only by the eye specialist but
also by the general practitioner.
These tablets dissolve readily in distilled water, and hence caD<
be employed for the extemporaneoua preparation of solutions.
The tablets are put up in bottles of loo, or, in the case of more
expensive ingredients, in tubes of aS-
P« tube Per hot.
□I 1;. Dl IIB.
Atropine sulphate, i gr f i
Boric acid, 5 grs
Cocaine hydrochlorate, 2 1-4 grs '3 SO
Cocaine hydrochlorate, 1 l-8grs
Copper sulphate, i gr
Eserine, see FhystaHginini.
Physostigmine salicylate, l-S gr.
Sodium borate, J grs
Tannic acid, 5 grs
Zinc sulphate, I gr
1
- mHALANTS
FOK use IS ATOMmKC INHALEXS.
ij* ^
Nat...
oa ol 1W, p m. lakabe Ha. 1. 1 fl.a
• -Na7
HaS
TiBct. todiae. v R. CHjcsin. i S.01.
AtcoboL wMcwDt to Bokt 3 B.11B.
lahaluii No. 9
F1. exL Saoculuiu. do ^ GlTcerin. i B.oi.
FL Toln, «JhIiIc i-i fl.01. AlcDbol. ni&dCDt Id
Inbaluit No. 10
TiBcL Iodine. 13
CuboUodd. 1:
Akohot. «Btficiai( co nuce j n.oz^
Intialjwl No. II
FI. at. CuExb, 60 iK. Tinct. Cam]
Plnid Tola, soluble, ^ <K Carbolic ac
Tinct. Iodise. 60 "i. GlyceriB. 1
Etbei,
It No. I,
Inhaluit No. 13 _
nnn. Iodine, IX) 1. GlTcerin. i d.oi
Inh&luit No. 14
Add Caibolic, 10 sn. Inbalut No. 1, 1 fl.oi.
luhklant No, 17
ChloiDlom, I B.oi. InhalaDl No. 1, i B.at.
Inhalant No. 18
Seecbwood Creouit«, 3a m. Inhalant Ma. i, t fl.ai.
Inhaluit No. ig
lodofoim, 99 sn. Oil EaalTptai, M ni.
Beechwood Creosote, id m. Ethet lao St.
Oil Sweet Almond, tuffictent to make i fl ot.
Inhalant No. zo
Terebtoe, 60 H. OU Santal. 60 m.
OH Cnbtb, 6a HI. Inhitul Ha. 1. iu.1&(At.ii^
Fleass be advCsed ve htira tnuiBfeiTed our general 1Mb of Tablet
IMtoralds utd CompresKid Tablets from Fort I to Fart n of oar lEat
Prices are tlierefore abrlctly net, subject to the Ouctuatkms of the i
liet without previouB notice. As we cflJinot control BudiJen ohai
In such artjciea aa quinme, morphme, cocaine, etc., It will readily ba
Been that we dumot be held reaponslble Uierefor, and hence eai
under any canaideratioD allow clainia for rebate on stock on hand ot
tablets contalDing such Ingredients.
On account of the low priaes which we have adopted for roany ot ,
the cheaper bablete, at which stock packages of GDO tablets can be ]
chased at a trifle, we do not price tablets in bottles of 100 where t
are listed lower than 75 cenia per 1000, but cau supply them when
Kiied at the unlConn price of 10 cents per bottle.
New formiilB} will constantly be added as circiun stances warr
I Special quotations for quantities In bulk upon application. Tenm
^Besame as those applicable to all artides la Part n of our Price List
' yb: strictly net, 30 days, f. o. b. Detroit, New York or Kansas City.
Please notice that the tllles under nhlch these tablets are listei
do not always correspond exactly with those adopted by competitioa.
It Is therefore neceesary to compare the formula and to order by nnm
ber rather than by name or title. Some tablets which we quote n
"Recipe A" may be quoted by competition as "Beclpe 1 or S," am
YicSTerso. and It Is therefore adriaable to remember to order by uom
ber, rather tJian by formula or title.
Our tablet tritiu«,ie3 mnat not be confounded with the compressed
tablet triturates found upon the market. Tablet triturates are n:
with a special riew to exhibiting the medlcomeuta in a soluble foml
and one which enables the physician to subdivide the tablets readily,
by cuCUng them hi two or four equal parts. This cannot readily b«
done with the so-called cotnpnssed tablet tritnratea.
PARKE, DA¥1S & CO.
TABLET TRITURATES.
AcetaoUid. 1 ET No.2RB..> 40 t :
Aconite, nulil extract, l-(0 m S,. 40
Aconite, fluid eitract, 1 HL 8.. 40
tAconlte. fluid extract, 1-S m SSS.. 40
Acouldne. orfBtala, l-fiOOgr T. . SO
tActmiUiie. crystala, ISaOgr g.. 4S
Aoonltine, crynUila, 1-109 gr aSB.. M
Aeaiida. 1-SO gr (>,. SO
Aloiml-lOgr. 10.. 40
AloiD. 1-5gr. S80,. 40
tAloln, H gr. 11.. «
AlDiii,l-Sgr. 13.. M
tAldn and Belladonna Conip,, B"A." 181.. SO
Alirin, I^ gr. Strychnine aulpbute, 1.B0 gr.
Ext BeUadonna Ivs., 1.8 gr,
AloIuandBelladoiuiiiCoinp.. B"B" !(M.. SO
Aloln, l.fi gr. Sixycbnlne Bolphate, I-ISO gr^
Eit. BetladDuna Ira., l-S gr.
Alom, BeUadoimB uid Niix Vomica 2iS.. a
Aloin, 1.H KT. Eit. Nui Tomioa, 1-fl gr.
Ext. BellndaDns Ivs., 1.8 gr.
Aloln, Belladonna and Podophyllin 330. . SO
AJoin, 1.8 gr. IPodopltTUiun nsin, 1-8 gr.
Ext. ^elliaonna [vs., l^S gr.
Aloln, Belladonna, PodophjUln & Nux Vomica. ,i!£l . . 46
Aloln, MO gr. Podophyllum rvsbi, 1-10 gr.
|Cxt.fiellBdounalvB..1.10gr.Eit.)«uiT(ynlea, i.lOgr.
Aloln. Belladanna, Strychnine ajid Caacara Sagiada
Aloin, I.G gr. StTfchutne, 1-130 gr.
Ext.BeUiuionnalv9.,1-Bgr. Ext. CBaamaaenOa, 1-S gr.
Aloln, Bellfidonna, StrychEune and Ipecac 319.. S5
Ah^, |.S gr. Strychnine, 1^00 gr.
Ext. Belladonna IvB., l-Sgr. Pewd. Ipecac, t-lfl gr.
tAloin OoDip., g"A" 3ir.. 3S
Aloln. Ifl gr. Podophyllum redn, 1-B gr.
Alotn Oomp., ^"B" 361., SS
Al(^ 1-4 gr. Fodophyllum resin, 1-4 gr.
Alum. MO gr I»3.. US
tAlum, 1.5 tcr 368.. 40
Ammonium chlorlda, l-IOgr SS4,. 3G
It. alycyrriiiza,MOijt.
TABLET TRITURATES.
1000 EOO IM
idHt-oaiTUU<isComp...t67.. 40
^ ' — Ext SyoacTAtaua, 1-4 a
ApooKvphiiif faj-drachkinilr. l-IO) bt...
Apcwvphlsf hjdnviiknte. 1-00 sr., . .
ApouiiriiliiBr hrtfanctilorale, I-M ^., „
AnokcbnuUr^lKUOin-
Amaic tranUe. 1-no p-
fAiWBir IminMfi MOO gt
Aiwolc tvmiidn. I-OII |[r
fAn>«.x>sk->.V1-IWfr. I,,
AnnKiut Knl. 1-40 KT. MO..
knntfuKM.t-Xgr. a..
AnmvB mU. I-W ftr. Ml..
Ann«> mU. I-aO (r S..
AnmwacU.I-^P'- *■•
ACnvlBPMllpluiUi. l-SlV (T 17..
pi]>i'**=»il*''"''- 1 ''•-' Jf '•■■
BsUkIhiu Win. Ooid extract. 1-1 n SO..
tIk4l*.l»on» li*"*- fluid o«T«t. 1 H a..
BaUadiiniA iMTva, nrtimet. I-Ser....
.) Mtr«rt,l-4(T...
U ancWre.l-S'l...
tit -1 -. tli>cture,l H...-
Wlfli,nMle8vfsUi»««ire,»H
MW Bote •! foot olme*^ ~
3*9
1
TABLET TRITURATES
j TaDlels not priced in bottlea of 100 are aup- 1
] plied'at 10 cents per botUe. '^ t
pLKiBE oanrat by nubhbr asd lkttbil
000 BOO IW
35 t SO t ..
40 sa
45 as ..
100 53 14
1 40 T3 17
er-
gr.
40 23
'15 SS
55 30 .,
35 ao ..
40 S3
er,
40 83 ..
40 33 ,.
40 93 ..
M aa ..
85 4S 19
45 S6 ..
B5 » ..
l-SOOgr.
35 30 ..
BenKi[oadd,l.Sgr
B44-.
BlBmoth and Calomel Componnd
Blsmutb Bubaltrs.t«, I Er<
Mercuroua chloride, nad, l-4t
Bismulh and Cerium oiBJatB. . . .
* Bismuth Compound
Bismuth «iXBitTOte.l-agr.
Blue Hosa. 1-4 ET
, Soflercnry.)
Blue Mass, 1-S gr
655..
Powd. Ipecac, 1-80
.487..
Cerium oiajate, 1-S
ess..
Cerium ojatate. 1-S
E9!..
Powd. Ipecac 1-8 BT.
Bono add, MO gr
Fowd.OpiQm,1.8s
S4fl..
Brown MtJture, 30 ni Wl..
Benkolo Mid. 3-iiOO gr. ^ Camphor! ^m gr.
Antiimonj and Polaaaium tartxata, 3-400 gr.
OQ Aulae, 3-SOO iTl.
Eit. QlycjiThizB. 53-80 gr. Pawd.
Beii!wlcaold.3-100gr. Camp
Oil Anise. 3-100 hl.
Opium, 3-101
hor, 3-100 gr
tBrroulo. UnctuTB, 1 lil
=w-
Cadedoe, J-a gr-
tCafrelne, 1 gr.
S4..
S5..
CttttBlno, dtratea. 1 gr
atrated dttffetiiB, 1 gr. Glomto (NIlroglycerlD).
tCalabar Bean, ttneture, In, 301..
(TlDot. FhysoBligma.)
Calabar Btan. thioture. a la -Wfi..
_. tSeB Dote at loot atj^ae^lM. ^^^H
Pr""
TABLET TRITURATES.
tCsnnttWBlmUco, tinotnra, 1 ni, No.31B..I « J S !
Cananblg tiidica. tincture. S iTI, S19.. 4a SS
CannnbiB Indico. Arsenic asd Iron fllD. . TS 40
Ijlxt. Indian CannabiB. l-fl ^r. Aisenous acid, 1-60 gr.
Reduced Iron, 1 gr.
Cannabis Indioa. Digitalis and Iron 017,. SO 4»
Est. Indian CaimabiB, 1-0 gr. Fl. ext. DiKitalla, 1-2 itl.
BeducwJ Iron. 2 gre.
Capalcuin, 1 rt- SB.. 4B 21)
Carbolic acid. MO er 2B0.. 40 at
CaiTelDe bydrobrom., I
Tlnct. DlgitaUa, 2 ni.
CarmlnBtive CFotherglll) S90-. DO
SOyohDlue, 1-40 gr. Powd. Ipecac. 1-8 zr.
Powd. Black Pepper, I-S gr. Powd, Oontlan, 1-Sgr.
Oleocceln CapalciUD, 1-8 iv,
Cucant BoErada, ertracC. I gr. DSO,. 00
Catbartic Active, flOT,. 40
Aloin. 1-10 nr. Eit, Nui yomica. 1-10 kt.
Podopbyllum ivsin, 1-5 er. Qleorefl, Capalcuui, 1-lW ni.
ExL Colocynth comp.. f-lO gr. Crotou oil. 1-lfi n^-
OatharOoComp., Improved, 1-10 p- SBO,. 40 i
Ext. Coloc, comp.. 1-30 gr, Eit, JaMb. 1-00 gr.
PodophvUum resio. 1-iaO gr, Eit, OenUon. 1,60 gr.
LeptandrlD. 1-ieO gr, £it. Hjoacj^mus, 1-120 gr.
Oil i*eppermlnt, q. b.
, Cathartic Comp,, luiproTed. 1-5 gr. ISl.. 4G I
Est, Coloe, oomp,, 1-lS gr. Eit. Jalap. 1-30 gr.
rodophjUum realD, 1-00 ^ "'" n=...ln„ ijK
Leptandrin, l-flO gr.
Off Peppermint, q. t.
fCMbartlc Comp., Improved. 1 gr «S
EKt, Coloc oonip,, [-8 gr. Eit. Jalap, 1-8
PodcvbyUam rcsbi, l-li gr, Ext- Gentian,
iHitBndrln, I-lSgr- Eit Hyoeorai
Oil PeppoTuInt, q. s,
OUhortlo Comp, (U. B, P. mass), 1-10 gr.
£it Coloc. comp,, t-S4 gr, Dtereiirouacblor,,miIil.1>S0gr-
"-' lalap, 1-flO gr. Powd. Gamboge. l-liM gr-
Comp. CU.8. P. maasM-Sgr SSI.. 45 S6
.H.1. Ontac oomp., 1-13 gr- Mercurouacblor.,mild,l-lBgr,
Est, Jalap, I-3II gr. _ Powd. Oambogu. I-OO gr-
Comp. CU, S. P
t. OoJoc'comp.. fl-1£ gr
'egetttble, 1-I0gr„ SUB..
, fl4Sgr- " . . ..
Est. Coloojntb, .......
Powd,ScammoDyrefliD,^l4Cgr,Powd'. Soap,
" ■ "— ■ 3-6«)gr, Purified AIoi
PtnrtL
Catliartlc Oomp,, Vegetable,
ExC. Colocynth. 4-14S gr.
Powd.Scammony resio.*
Powd. CHrdomom. 3-eiia
33^
TABLET TRITURATES.
I Tab kli mot priced in bottin of 100 are gup- ) M D p
■. rIM at 10 c entg per bottl e. \ Ter P^/ P^
MOBB BT scmnt ijn» ubtrb. lOOO fiOO 100
-^ ^9^PT.^*??***'^*«'-^-i No.a«..$ 00 $ 83 I .
Ekl OndicTmh. «49 er. INidcmhTllam rerin. S-SO er
B[y«il S^mnmnnj ram, 4-Osr. Fofwdl Soan« &^ «• *
lhamd.Ourdmatfoax,9^gr. Purifled Akxa. U^sr
»iot*Tflii^ 1-W JET a».. 40 S8
oaatoJ*.l-«|cr. «).. 45 25
•CVrhBB ozaUM. 1 ipr 40.. 00 88
Clmkifkacm. dsctw, 1 n MT., 40 23
Onm. ftiui extract. l-« ^ 881.. 40 23
«Oaca. Cuid «>zt7ac(« 1 ^ 8».. 45 25
(VoaiDe hrdtv^wooiaaa. 1-16 p- 41.. 140 73 ]7
«Oc«c»iM brdn:^t««Bafee. 1-8 gr 42.. 2 65 180 29
Owaia^ KTvlnxfakratA. MOO gr 888.. 50 28 ..
Oxsazw hjdnxiiloratt; 1-50 gr .834.. 85 85
a>oaiw hsrdivtcfakvmtc^ 1-80 gr 836.. 125 85 Jo
KVvaioe hjdnMhkvmtc^ 1-16 gr. 48.. 140 78 17
OKMixte hj\l7\^chkirue, MO gr 886.. 2 10 108 21
axmia«> hr.!r\^chkirate. 1-8 gr 44.. 2 55 180 29
a«UQ^ hrdroclilorale. 1-5 gr 887.. 8 85 195 42
CV>Maes l-«^ in- 888.. 2 20 118 .25
O^Mdi^. I-5«r 880.. 8 80 196 41
n%>S*ix». m p- 45.. 4 45 2 25 48
Odnw.l-egr 48.. 8 40 4 23 87
*<\^WiiciDe. I-IW gr 47.. 60 88 ..
CVilchiciDA. 1-SO gr 48.. 180 68 16
CVOohiciim n.>^ fluid extract, 1-2 ^ 810.. 40 88
KV^lchimm nx^ flnki extract, 11% 841.. 45 25
HVdchknim. tincture, 1 i| ..842.. 40 88
CV-4chicum. tincture, 2 1% 818.. 45 25
CV^chicum. tinctuiv. 3 i\ 844.. 45 25
Onlchicum. tincture. 5 1R ....845.. 60 28
tOokxTUth CVwnp.. extract, 1-4 gr 846.. 60 28
a>locjnthCV«ip.. extract 1-2 gr 817.. 66 80
Oolocjnthin. 1-a^ gr. 40.. 2 65 1 85 80
CWiiine hjdrobromate. 1-20 gr 60.. 115 00 15
K\ttiine hjdrobromate. MO gr 51.. 195 100 83
Oonilne bjdrochlorate, 1-90 gr 52.. 120 68 15
tCociine hjdrochkcatie, MO gr 58.. 2 00 108 23
Oonium Compound 348.. 60 28 ..
Ext. Oonium fruit. 1-80 gr. £xt Olycjrrfaia, MO gr.
Ext Cubeb. MO gr.
Oonium. tincture, 1 HI 348.. 85 20
OonvaUamarin, 1-SO gr 54.. 40 28
Copper arsenite, 1-5000 gr 215.. 35 20
♦Copper areenite, MOO gr. M2.. 85 20
Copper and Opiiun S05.. 40 23
Copper sulphate, 1-30 gr. TInct Opium deod., y ^l. ^
Obrrodre sublimate, MOOO gr. 66.. 85 20
(¥cftJiirfc chloride, oorroalvo.)
f6to ooee at f oot of page M5.
333
■■" •
L TABLET TRITURATE
^B ■ ( TableU Dot priced in bottles of 100 ans Btip- )
" PLKASK DBDHR BI NUMBEtt AND ijrTTEB.
S.
t 35
55
40
60
96
85
40
BO
45
35
70
BO
Kr-.
ISG
ISO
Per
8 so
• SO
23
SO
23
ao
S5
38
ia
aa
23
90
■35
35
88
m
w
Per
100
s ..
ii
ir '
B7.
CorroBiTe aubtimBte. 1-BO gr.
^-
80.
865.
Mercurous chloride, Diild, t-8
Morphine BulphWe, MB gr.
Powd.CapBiaun,l-lflKr.
jr, Fowd. Ipecac,
Campbor, 1-1<]
tDlgitalin, pure. MOO BT
Digilttlin, pure, 1-76 gr
ai.
DigitaliH. fluid extract, MO m.,..
DiglHais, fluid eitract, 1-2 %
tDlgitalta, fluid extract, 1 iri
M.
Digitalis, linctura. 3 m
DigilaliB. UnetuTB, B HI
303.
Dorar'B Powder, 1-4 gr. 67.
(Ipecac and Opium powder.)
Dotbt'b Powder, 1 1-4 gre
867.
Dy^ptic (Dr. E, B. Haworth)..
'powi
Powd.
8».
(^Scum,
BB.
^■"■"-HMOgr
,n.
^^^(Smi Bote at f oQt or pose H5.
^
^
TABLET TRITURATES.
iM [Oioed Id boltiBB of lOQ are Biip> I H D
-■'-' -• ■! cTOM por boUle. ( P»sr ftr
n iiuMKB JLND ui ' rm . lOOO 000
(dncwrbuAX 1« i:r .No.ll«)..t W t « >
(Oattcrtunk). MS IT 870.. 6& a
(OuHcrtudi). 1-10 gr m.. 70 1
<auHatiuo]0. 1« sr «!.. fS 4
»e«,Igr an.. S6 B
bsM. Bukf eztnol, 1-m 878.. 46 a
tBrvM-Bii>>l«tn>el' 1 <V IIT4.. « E
. KriDUtKlMiJm);, 1-10 er .71.. 40 a
tbXoUn (Bm}«aiO. 1-4 gr .71.. U 8
KMMlTphic, 0. est., 14 i« JOi.. 35 9
tKuoUjpttiB, 11. axt.. 1 IK .....an.. 40 S
IbunrmtD brown, 1-10 gr 877.. 4G >
■ooojrniln brawn. l-Sgr. 878,. K 8
1Ku«i7inla brown. 1-4 gr. 87B.. tS 8
Bnooyiiilii brown, 1->gr. 880.. aS 4
Suanfinlii hrnwD, 1 gr SSI., ] SO Q
Farnljn, EkKbiinger (B. £ S.}, 1 gr Wt.. S 65 18
nmc i^niphCBphate, soluble, me Iron pvrophotpAale,
Ftnr MB,. 65 a
TlncU Aooalte, I IK. Hwvbiae sulphate, I-SOgr.
Antimony and PnUmliiTn tutnte, l-GO gr.
yew* (Dr. T. a. tarts) 830.. 40 X
TInct, AI»Dlt(^ 1-5 iq,. Tlscl. Bryonia, l-IO ni.
TincL Belladonna, l-tO tq,.
tl^er (Dr. J. H. Kmyrai) S8S.. 80 41
'noct. Aixaita, l ii. Antim. and PotasH.tart., 1-50 gr.
Pawd. Ipecao. 1-S gr. Horitlilne sulphate, l-tD gr.
Dld,igr 251.. 4S a
u. aM Qelnrnperin.
' a, tlnctore, I ni IVt.. Ss !i
D, tiDcCure. 8 1 987.. 45 a:
n. tincture. 6 m SSS.. iS £
B,1-4gr 888.. K
Ohnotii. Me iWrafllvceWn.
fHepaUo. 894.. m
MamofMBremr, 1-2 gr. Ext. Ooloc. conip., l-Sj
Ext. ByoecyainuB, 1-S gr.
Bepatia a>r- J. H. Koiyoo) BM.. 4!
Buonrmln. 1-fl gr. Powd. Ipooac. 1-8 gr.
PodophjUumresln, l-aOpr. AJolD, 1-lSgr.
HerourouB chloride, mild, 1-S gr.
HydraMinCconcBntratlonJl-SOKT Sflfl.. 60
Podopbjlluai TtMa, ].ao gr. Hi^nathi, 1-10 gr.
EydrMODS Cwhile alkaloid}, I-fiSgr 74.. 80
BydnaHne CwMW allutl<diD. MB gr 75.. I 35
tSee DOte at foot ot page iib.
i
335
TABLET TRITURATES.
mt pilcai in bottles of 100 are sup- ( M D C
)IIed nt 10 eenta per bottle. f Per Per Pe
1 imiEK BY MUHBES AHD UCTTtS. 1000 GOO 10(
tHj'drastlDe (nhlMaUmtoid}, l-Sgr No.n..SiSa ) 1 IB $
tHTdrsBtia. tincture, 1 tH 807.. 40
Hydrastis, Uncture, 3 n 808.. 49
Hydraetls, tinutura, 8 m TOO.. 45
Hyofidne hydrobi-omatc, l-SOOgr SBS.. 05
Q;dBc;amIiis crystals, l-SOOgr 7&.. 60
tHyoBcyamlue eryHtalB, 1-100 gr JB.. loo
Hyoacjamine crystals, 1-BO gr 400.. 1 SO
Hydscyamus, fluid eitiBCt, l-aiq, aas.. 35
tttyoacj'Bmua, Quid eitiact, 1 «\. £36.. 40
Hyoecyainiis, extract, 1-S gr 880. . 45
tHyoBoyamuB, eitracC, 1-4 gi 8M., 45
HyaecTUDUB, extract, 1-Egr 335.. S6
tHyoBcyaiDUS, nocture, 1 ni. 390., 40
Hyoscyamus, UncUire, 3 «i 391,, 45
Byoecyamus, tincture, 3 iiL 398.. 45
ByoHcynmuB, tiucture, 5 i>l 393.. 45
iRnatla. 1-100 gr 401-. 35
-tlgTAtiB. 1^ gr. 80.. 35
Ignati^MO gr 81.. 3S
Mgnatia, tartract, 1-4 gr «e.. 40
iRUBtlB, eitracti, 1-2 gr 403. 50
-tlgmtia, tiDOMre. I m. 404.. 40
Ignatio. tincture, 8 1<L 405.- 45
Ignatla, tincture, S m 409.. 45
Ipecac, fluid extract, 1-3 t% 400.. 70
tipecac, fluid extract, 1 ill .410 . 90
Ipecac and Opium, lee Doivt'm ftoioifcr.
Ipecac, powdered, 1-100 gr....... ,......--,... ---407.. 35
Ipecac, powdered, l-SO gr 408.. 40
tipecac, powdered, 1-10 gr SI.. 40
Ipecac, powdered, 1-4 gr. 88.. 50
Ipecac, powdered, l-K gr St.. OB
IroD arsenate, 1-16 gr. IBB.. fifi
tiron arsenate. 1-10 gr ST.. 40
Iron arsenatfl, 1-8 gr 411.. 40
IroH arsenate, 1-4 gr 419.. «)
tIron and Arsenic. 9 "A" 413.. 4B
Reduced Iron, 1 gr. ArseDOus aidd, l-IOO gr.
IS add, 1-80 gr.
I Beduced Iron, T gi
I Inn and Arseuio. B " , „
> Beduoed Iron, 1 gr. AneoouB add, 1-30 gr.
Tnm and Arsenic Compound...
, Beduced Iron, 1 gr.
Powd. IgnaUa, 1-40 gr.
fBee nolo at fuot of page SIB.
336
TABLET TRITURATES.
« Tiftblctt ii*H prind in bottles of 100 are sup- ) M D C
•| i4Md at 10 c»U per bocU e. f Per Per Per
OBDm BT SrUKBBB AXD LBmS. 1000 600 100
tlivm. Aiw>ic and StrycfaniiMi. ^ ** A ** No. WS..$ 60 $ 28 $
Ridiimi bvA. 1 itr. AJMiMUi add, MOOgr.
Suyeh&ine mlphatck 1-tt gr.
Iiva. ArMtiic and SOrrchaine. 9 ** B ** 416.. 60 28 ..
IMIiK^I Ir\w. 1 fx. Ajn&oaum add, 1^ gr.
Snn-chBiDv mliihat^, 1-tt gr.
favm. ATMCucaodSliyc2miiM,9**C" Ott.. 40 23 ..
R«duc««l In^D, 1 iET. AJMPOUsadd, 1^ gr.
Suychnine sulphate. 1-120 gr.
In» bT fcrdnvwti. 1-S gr 86.. 40 28
( Knducv«a Irrni.^
tlrxia bT lv.rdi\tf:«n. 1 gr 86.. 60 28 ..
lr^« ciUmte. : gr. vFMric dtrato.) 417.. 45 25 ..
bv« lartata. 1 gr. ^TVamMis lactate) 198.. 45 26 ..
Irv« pri\>|>Uv9thax«. 1 gr ,...418.. 45 26 ..
^Soluble FHTic pjTQphosplkate.)
bvB and «^uiuD^ dtrate. solubko. 1-4 gr 88.. 40 28 ..
«lri« azKl ^inine citrate, soluble 1-2 gr. 80.. 45 26 ..
tY\« and ^iuiae dtirnie. aaluble» 1 gr 80.. 00 88 ..
Iivv. axhl ^.luuae 280.. 76 40 11
K^liK>^l Iron. 1-2 gr. Quliiino aniphate, 1-2 gr,
li\>n. ^^liniXK' anii Arwnic 419.. 80 43 n
KiHiiKv^l It\«. 1-$ £r. Qufaiiiie wrtphatift, 1-2 gr.
AnnK^u* add. 1-lw gr.
iron, v^imrh* and StryvhnJn^ , 184.. 86 45 12
R«!^\Kv^! lr\«. 1-2 gr. QuiniDe aniphate, 1-2 gr,
SirA'ohiuDtf sulphate. 1-120 gr.
Ii\xi and Strvchnine dtrate. 1-1 gr.. 91.. 46
•lf\>n an^! Strychnio^ citnue. 1-2 gr. 92.. 66
li\>tt and Str^-chmz^ citrate^ 1 gr. 08.. 80
li\>o aiHl Sio'^'bnia^ CVwipound 186.. 86
Hnluctxl Invu l^ gr. Anenoua acid, 1-100 gr.
Str> oiuiiue Ai2phate. 1-120 gr. Quliiine aniphate, 1-2 gr.
^JaKMrauidi, fluid eJEtract. 1-2 1% >420.. 86
J aKvandi. flu:d extracts 1 r\ .421.. 40
l4*ptandrm. ::6 gr 94.. 40
Lei^tandna. 1^ gr 428.. 46
♦Leptaadrau I-l gr 428.. 60
Ltffttandna. 1-2 gr .421.. 66
IJuue sulphurated, see Oaieium tuipkide.
Lithium oarbooate, l<2gr. 486.. 60
^lithium carbonate, 1 gr M,, 66
lithium carbonate and Sodium arsenate 426.. 86
« lj»hinm carbonate. 1 gr. Sodium arsenate, 1-90 gr.
♦U>b««ia, tiDctur^ 1 iR 427.. 40
Lobelia, tinctuns 2 1^ 4»,. 46
Lobelia, tiuotur«^ S 1^ 428.. 46
UuHdin. fluid extract, 1^ 1^ 490.. 86
tLupuUn, fluid extracts 1 1^ 4S1.. 46
MaagaiMMe dioxide, 1^ gr. 96.. 86
tHangaikiis dioxMe, 1 gr. ».« »
fi6to iMie allOot of pi«e M6.
25
• «
ao
• •
4S
11
45
12
20
• •
23
• •
23
• •
26
• •
28
• •
36
• •
88
• •
36
• •
46
12
23
• .
26
26
20
26
20
20
337
'
"ri
TABLET TRITURATE
) Tablets not priced in bottles of IM are eiip- 1
) plied at 10 ceula per bottle. f
Merourlo Iodide, red, MOOOgT No. 1171
s.
M
! 80
SO
30
40
■10
S5
m
45
45
9S
40
35
8 10
1 M
75
D- C
Per I'o
600 100
! IB £
Merenrlo iodide, n-1, 1-80 gr.
♦Mercuric lodiflB, red. l-M rt
Mercuric Iodide, red l-aOgr
'.'.'.'.'.m
ao
2S
Mercuric DiWe, jBllow. MOO gr
MB.
20
HercurouB iodide, ytllow. l-BOO gr
MereiirousiodlaB,7eUow. l-BOOKT
0S6.
M
MercQTOUS iodide, yellow, J-as er
....436.
25
MorourouBjodide. yellow, MO gr
M8.
ao
Mbtcutoub Iodide, yeUow, 1 gr
BO 1
Powd. Opium, 1-12 BT.
T MMOury with chalk, MO gr
-tMaroury with chalk, IB gr
«.
98.
£0
Mercury with chalk and Dorer-s Powder 68!.
MmniTP with chalk, 1 gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-
Powd. Opium. l-IO gr.
Mercury protiodide, «e Jfereurou. iodide, vrftoo.
.
MorphhiB ailphata, 1-BO gr
....lis.
38
t^aoteattoototpngBm.
_338
TABLET TRITURATES.
% TmJtAeiM not priced in bottles of 100 are sup- 1. M DC
*» plied St 10 cents per bottle. f Per Per Per
PLBASB omOSa BT SnOMM AKD utimL 1000 500 100
Morphioe sulphste, 1-6 gr No.ll9..$lS0 $ 78 $ Ig
tMorphlDe sulpliste, 14 RT liO.. S 10 108 24
MorphlDe sulphste, 1-9 RT. 408.. 2 75 140 81
MorptilDe sulpbsta. 1-S gr. 191. . 8 85 195 4^
Monihiiie sad Acooite 448.. 60 83
Morphine sulphstei, l-9i gt. Tlnct Aconite, 1 i^,.
MoqOiiDe snd Atropine, B "A^ 444.. 125 65 16
Morphine sulphafe, 1-8 gr. Atropine sulphate, 1-200 gr.
Morphine snd Atropine, B ''B^ 112.. 180 68 16
Morphine sulphste, 1-8 gr. Atropine sulphate, 1-150 gr.
Morphine and Atropine, B'*C'' 446.. 165 85 20
Morphine sulphate, 1-6 gr. Atropine sulphate, 1-180 gr.
tMorphine and Atropine, B'*D'' 446. 2 20 113 25
Morphine sulphate, M gr. Atropine sulphate, 1-160 gr.
Morphine and Atropine, B'*B*' 118.. 2 20 lis 25
Morphine sulphate, 1-1 gr. Atropine sulphate, 1-120 gr.
tNerre Tonic No. 1 (Dr. Westbrook) 686.. 65 85
Zinc phosphide, 1-10 gr. Reduced Iron, 1 gr. .
Ext Nuz vomica, 1-4 gr.
Nerve Tonic No. 6 687.. 56 80
Zinc phosphide, 1-10 gr. . Ext bid. HMitiaKia i^ gr.
liyt'iciCjamiDe, 1-400 gr.
NeuraUric (Dr. Dunlap) 458.. 95 •so 13
Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr. Morphine snlph., 1-80 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-120 gr. Arsenous add, l-80^gr.
Ext. Aconite, 1-8 gr. .
tNeuraliric (Dr. J. H. Kenyon) 464.. 60 28
Zinc phosphide, 1-16 gr. StxrchniDe, 1-60 gr.
Ext. ind. Cannabis, 1-S gr. Socuum arsenate, 1-20 gr.
AcDoitine, 1-100 gr.
Nltn>plyo«»rin, 1 nw gr 672.. 80 18
(Qlonoin.)
Nitroglycerin, 1-200 gr 466.. 85 20
Nitroglycerin, 1-150 gr 456.. 40 23
tNitn>glycerin, 1-100 gr 122.. 40 23
Nitroglycerin, 1-50 gr...; 128.. 40 23
Niti^oglj'cerin, 1-25 gr 4S7.. 40 23
Nitroglycerin, 1-20 gr 458.. 40 23
tNitroglyoerin Compound 618.. 50 28
Okknoln (Nitroglycerin), 1-100 gr. Tr. Strophanthus. 2 ni.
Tinct. Digitalis, 2 ni. Tr. Belladonna Ivs., 1-4 ni.
NitPoglyoerln Oomp., 3 " B " 619.. 85 46 la
Olonoin (Nitroglycerin), 1-200 gr. Starychnine. 1-60 gr.
n. exts Digitalis. 1 ni. Iron by hyarogen,^! 8T.
Tincts 8tri>phantnus, 8 tn.
Nttn>glycerinO)mp., H"C" 688.. 45 25 ..
Qlonoin (Nitroglycerin), 1-100 gr. Tr. Digitalis, 2 ni.
Nltxx>giyoerin OMnp., 9 " D " 689.. 60 28 ..
Qlonoin (Nitroglycerin), 1-100 gr. Tr. Strophanthus, 2 tti.
N\ix Vomica, powdered, MOO gr ....124.. 86 20 .„
Nux Vtwnlca, powdered, 1^ gr. 126.. 40 23
Ntor Vomica, powdered, 1^ gr 46P.. 40 28
tik>^ ii<>tf» At toot of page 846.
TABLET TRITURATES.
s ncpt priowl iu bntilea of 100 are aup- ( M
piled lit 10 cents per bottle. ( Per
Nux Vomics. powdered, 1-10 er. . . .
tNui Vomica, powdered, 1-i gr....,
Nui Vomica, extract, l-Sur
tNui Vomica, extract, M er
Nux Vomica, eitraot, 1-3 gr
KuK ToiDlca, tlnctare. 1 HL . . - , - . - -
tNui Vomica, tljjcturti. S IT.
Rua Vomica, tincture, a "t
Nux Vomica and Pepeia (Dr. Skiff).
Powd-Nuitomfca, 1-100 ST. Pe
Opiimi. powdered, 1-8 gr.
lOpium, powdered. M gr
Opium, powdered, 1-S gr.
tOplum, tincture, assayed, 9 nt . ...
Oplmn, IJDctm^ aSBa^ed. S itl
Opimn campborated, tincture, a ut.
tOpium campboralfid, tineture, B "i
Opium camphorated, UucCure, ID HI
' tOptum and Lead aaetaie
Powdered Opium, 1-2 gr.
Opium and Lead acetate. Q
Powdered Opium, Mgr,
Oi Gall, pure, 1 gr
Paiworlo Compoi
ft. Op'
i..% 40 I S8 S
Leiad acetate, I gr.
624.. K
Lead acetata. 3-4 gr.
ira.. H
...648,. «
Pr. Opium, camphorated. 10 tri. Powd. Ipecao, l-fiO gr.
Powd. Squill, 1-28 gr.
Pepdn Aseptic, O-30n0) 1-4 gr* ISO.. 40
PepHiD ABeptk^a-'W0)l-2gr* ISl.. DO
tPepaIn Aseptic O-SOOO) 1 gr* IK . 1 10
Fspein, Lactated, 1 gr. 104 . 00
pepein and Fancreatin 041,. SG
•PepaiQ aseptic (1-3000) 1-4 gr. panoreatln pure, 1-4 gr.
FepalD, Saccharated. U. e. P., 1800. 1 gr 4T3.. 40
PhjKistlgma, SEC Cnlabar Bean,
Phj-soaiagmine aalicjlate, l.fiOO gr. 138.. K
Fhysaetlgmlne Ballcylate, 14DDgr 134., tn
Pli^sonlgmlne salicylate, 1-3O0 gr ISG.. Tfi
PhTBOstlgmtne BBllcylaI«, l.SOD gr 13S-. 86
tPbjvost^ratne ealla]'lat<% 1-100 gr 137.. l ao
tHiysoBOgmlno sulphate, l-lOO gr 4ii.. 1 10
PhysoatJgmiDe sulphate. 1-M gr 042.. 1 65
IHcrotorla and Belladomia 643.. BO
Piorotoiin, 1-BO gr. Ert. BeUadonna Its., 1-6 g
FllDcarplne bf drochlorale, MOO gr 4T!>., I 80
Pilocarpine hydrochlorate, 1-60 gr 4T6.. 3 OO
PQDcarpiDehydroehlorate,!^ gr 4TT.. 1 SH
•Odb l
n. s. p., is
. equals eOgn.eacchBrUed Pepsin, U.ft.^.A'Sin.aEV'lK^-
'^♦JLJ^ ^HTLKATiS
'.V wr wiatL ?^r ''Hr '^
•* y: JKf. CIF. fi-V f«lt! f i9
■w '^ft. 'S m f» : «s
I* -r- J». 131 at M
♦-r: JM. I « Iff *»
^mnsritin- ntnHhZk ■<&.?: .J#. f W ^ f^ Hfi
*'*h«<icnctt- liTiMfc -1 Jt ... 14: "" * |s -y. %L
'VHkXAi.**-. :;n --* x* ^A.. m a
.'•*<•: iiTC *. iiizx. rrta^.
"»^kj«ev;:t. 7 . - ... ->C 51 3*
^Nk'i.i.: ■ .::. ' r- ;«■. . e at
^^■lJo■C1.:^ 'J" J*... B a-
•^Sfcj'wr.M :a; — r" J4fc. 4i «
^KifJi*. : :s; - — .K. W af
**«ii*a,.T A^xmiMkri -J? -: 4IK. . B> 5f.
^" ■!••.. T '».-.vciv.T- -^ .;- *r.. jir ::*
^^ 1^^* ° 1.. * ■*« ••--^k t SBC Jt ^^
^%*r7.T?S- *Tl4£..r*. .Ilfctt ■'. - .^t . ... .... .... .'^Hb V ^F
v*..".:7»- Ta<;^:r.:*ift - jt Jit.. "^ 4t jl
*^.^aa^ Twi.r: .n*T* •'i jr .ItfT . . * ic^ ;•
^:^'.:*^ rac..:':..-uiT .:r J3#i t ^fr TJ 3J:
^Xl^■.:?^ <.;*.r»tt -.i j^ . .4ffk 4ff^ Sf.
0^.::.7fr *..;'.. »Att - :r J» .. TJ -* ii
%n*.Tr.o su.lTJMta 'i j^ JOt» . * -^ :^
^n-.'jrr <.:'-.nAt. r" JK -. I • 3S 3*
ItfEinu. r" Ot. . It *i
fitiiilm^. f.\iu ?irrr»r.; sit JBT,. "S 9» ..
""Ktiutw^. fiuu tv:T!Mni. in. JK., 40 S
HxuiMTt ;' ^nm nmL . . ^H. .4ft 3
?lrr;. JUmRBrl. >« |r ?l^fi. l^jrs*;. Ih*«:.
IUn» Tnnrtooflnd-'niu imnaE%. : «. W., ^t fH
'^S^stamrtu S mUhfrmxamtt. 4SIR.. 7ft S 9l»
ITisi SMinm. bumrhmub. q &.
9 mUbprwaoDm. 4HL. 49 t IS €i
'Witt Si^Oiaa. tecartwoMOA. ^ «.
:ir 4ML, » «
SUiQTlir Mi& :-i IT J3»_ 4» «
Sfeh(ybr«ad.:^{!r ..la.. -C S
<4suxybr*cB(L:fT «B.. m n
^a^sLl-T»gr «M., m m
snAdL^tf?-- .«*.« m m n
tMASltr Jttt.^ 1« « It
TABLET TRITURATES.
Tablets not priced In bottles ot 100 are snip- 1
^ed at 10 cents per bottle.
tSftDguinarla. td
Satif^uinarja tii
BoD^imuia tb
Sane^ibiarlai tli
godiiun arHennte, 1-
Bodlum salicylate, IS gr
tSodliuQ solicflalie, 1 gr
Sparteine BUlpbate, 1-50 KT
tSporteine sulphate. 1-30 gc
Sparteiae sulphate, 1-10 gr
Spajtelne sulphate, I-* gr.
Squill, lincture, 1 iiL
tSqulll. tincture, S n
BtnuuDnlum Learea. tincture, 1 ^
tStroplionthiiH, tincture, l "[....
StTophanlhus. tincture. S ni----.
Btrycbulne nitrate, 1-100 gr
Stiyohnlne nitrate, i-60gr
Strjchalne sulphate, l-lDODgr..-.
Btrychniue sulphate, I-SOO gr
BMyohnine Bulpliale, l-100gr
iStiychnuie sulphate, 1-60 gr
Btrjchtdue sulphate, I-GO gr IVS.
BBychnlnB sulphate, 1-40 gr ,
Stryctuiino sulphate, 1-30 gr
Btryclmliie sulphate, l-Xgr,
S^cbnlne sulphate, t'lflgr.,..,.
..,35S,
tar emetic, 1-1000 gr
(Antimony and Potassium lartrato.}
Tartar emetic, MOO gr
Tartar emetic, 1-SO gr
Tartar emetic, 1-S5 gr
n'artar emetic, 1-30 gr
Tartar emetic, 1-16 gr
Tartar emetlG, 1-10 gr..,..,.. 4................ ,
Tartar emetic, 1-8 gr
TartAT emetic, M gr
Tartaj- emetic and Ipecac .
Antim. and Potass, tart., HOO gt, Poird.IvBCBii.V^''
8 40 S 33 S
ISbddi
A of page li4S,
34« -
TABLET TRITURATES.
J Tablets not priced in bottles of 100 sre sup- ) M D C
I plied At 10 cents per bottle. f Per P«sr Per
PLBASB ORDER BT NUMBER AKD LBTRE. 1000 600 100
Three Iodides No. 664 $ 40 $ 83 $
Mercuric iodide, red, 1-90 gr. Arsenic Iodide, 1-40 gr.
Ferrous iodide, 1-12 gr.
Throftt (Dr. Quinlsn) 668.. 40 23
Benaoicacid, ]-6flT. Tr. Belladonna, 1 vj.
Tr. Opium campIUHmted, 10 vn, Kxt. GljCTrrhiza, q. s.
TVxisIllltis 645. 40 28
TlncL Aconite, 1-6 ni. Tbict Belladonna, 1-10 nu
Mercuric iodide, red, 1-100 gr. Tinct Biyonia, 1-10 ni.
Tully's Powder, 1 gr 607.. 45
tVeratrine, 1-82 gr 178.. 45
Veratrine, MS gn- 174. 66
tVeratrine sulphate, l-90gr 608.. 65
Veratrine sulphate, 1-lOgr 009.. 86
Veratrum album, tincture, 1 ni 900.. 40
tVeratrum viride, tincture, 1 tiv 210. . 40
Veratrum viride, tincture, 8 tiv 610 . 45
Zinc phosphide, MOOgn* 611.. 86
Zinc phosphide, 1-50 gr 618.. 86
Zinc phosphide, 1-35 gr. . .? 618. . 86
Zinc phosphide, 1-20 gr 192. . 40
tZinc phosphide, MOgr 176 . 40
Zinc phosphide, 1-8 gr 178. . 46
Zinc phosphide, 1-6 gr 177. . 60
Zinc phosphide, 1-4 gr 178. . 76
Zinc phosphide, 1-2 gr 179 . 90
Zinc Phosphide and Nux Vomica .287. . 45
Zinc phosphide, 1-10 gr. Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Zinc sulphocarbolate, 1-6 gr 200.. 86 20
HERE ENDS THE ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT.
25
25
35
80
45
12
28
28
26
20
20
20
28
23
25
28
40
11
48
12
25
Numerical A.rrangement,
ItArsenous acid, 1-100 gr $ 80 $ 18
2 Arsenous acid, 1-50 gr 35 20
8 Arsenous acid, 1-30 gr 35 * 20
4 Arsenous acid, 1-20 gr 36 20
6 Aconite, fluid extract, 1-10 m 40 23
6 Aconite, fluid extract, 1 tn, 40 23
7 Aconitine crystals, 1-600 gr 80 18
8tAconithie cryst€ds, 1-200 gr 45 25
9 Agaricin, 1-20 gr 60 28
10 Aloin, l-lOgr !... 40 23
lltAloin, 1-4 gr 40 23
12 Aloin, 1-2 gr 50 28
13 Ammonium chloride, 1 gr 86 20
14 Apomorphine hydrochlorate, 1-100 gr 66 36
fSee note at toot of page 945.
PB.ULI ■■.•J . ''^
343
TABLET TRITURATES.
I Tablets Din priwd in bottles of lUO are sup- 1 M
I i iiiled at JO cents par bottle, i' Per
^^BlS Arsenic Iodide, MOD gr H
^^^^IT Atnjpine eulptiate, l-fiOOer 3
^^B IS Atropine Eulpltate, l-IIKK) gr 3
HH-ACroplne niliiliata. I-lOO gr 4
W BellodoDDa teBvea, fluid luctract, l-S ni. 3
aifBelladonua leaves. Quid extract. I "l 4
est-Blsmuth siibcarbooate, Hen IS
9»fBlBmuChBubaltrate,3grB 1 4
S4 Caffeine, 1-S RT 6
atCaffeino, IgT.,,. . 8i
S8tCflflBlrBcitratBd,l-egr..... 1,
57 Caffeliie dtrated, 1 gr ft
58 Calcium sulphide, MOgr &
eBtCalcium sulphide, 1-4 gr a
50 Calcium sulphide. J-Sgr 3.
M CWomel, 1-100 gr a
(MercurouB chloride, mild.)
>iBd.]-Sgr *
_ Mnel, ] gr »
SB Cannabla Indlca, extract, 1-30 gr 4
87 CaouablB Indlca. extract. 1-10 f^ *
3S Capsicum, 1 gr. 4i
51 Arseolc sulphide, 1-30 gr. 3i
mcerlum oxalate. 1 gr CI
H Cocaine bydrobromate, 1-16 gr 1 41
" lehrdrobromatB.l-Sgr g N
IB hjnlrochlarale, l-llgr 1 41
le hydrochlorate, 1-Sgr SSI
]s,I.4gT 4 41
H Codeine, 14 gr B 4i
[tOtColehioIne, 1-100 gr «
BOolchldnB.l-BDgr I »
leCQlo<jrntbin.l-aOgr S6I
ID OonilnBhydrobromat6,l-aOET 1 II
Bl-tOanllneliydrobrDUiate, 1-lOgr 1 H
St Ooniloe hydrochlorate, 1-30 gr 1 31
B»tConlloe hydrochlorale, 1-10 gr S a
04 ConvallamarlD, 1-90 gr 4<
K OorrosiTe aublimols, 1-1000 gr HI
(Mercuric chloride, oorroslye.) •
H Corrosive sublimste. 1 -SOD gr U
fiTtComwive sublimate. MOO gr Si
118 Corrosive Bublluifltftl-BOgr U
BO Corrosive subllmale, l-M gr t
tSee nirte at foot of pa«e aiS,
344
TABLET TRITURATES.
J Tablets not priced in bottles of 100 are sup- ) M
} plicHl at 10 cents per bottle. f Per
PLBABK ORDKR BT NUMBER AND LBTTER. 1000
60 Corrosive miblimate, M6gr $ 40
eitDigitalin, pure, M00g:r 45
OS Dii^talin, pure, 1-75 grr 45
68 DifTitaliu, pure, 1-50 gr 60
M Digitalis, fluid extract, MO m 85
66 Digitalis, fluid extract, 1-2 ni 40
60tDigitaIi8, fluid extract, 1 ni 46
67 Dover's Powder. 1-4 gr 40
68tDover'8 Powder, 1 gr 46
60 Elaterin, 1-40 gr 1 86
TOtElaterin, 1-90 gr 2 60
n Elaterin, 1-10 gr 6 86
n Ergotin (Bonjean), 1-10 gr 40
78tErgotln (Bonjean), 1-4 gr 56
74 Hydrastine [white alkaloid] , 1-26 gr 95
75 Hydrastine [white alkaloid], 1-10 gr 1 25
TOtHydrastine [white alkaloid], 1-8 gr 2 80
77 Hydrastine [white alkaloid], 1-4 gr 4 26
78 Ilyoscyamine, crystals, 1-200 gr 00
7(H-Hyo8cyamine, crystals, 1-100 gr 1 00
80tIgnaUa, l-20gr 85
61 Ignatia, 1-10 gr 85
82tlpecac powdered, 1-10 gr 40
88 Ipecac powdered, 1-4 gr 50
84 Ipecac powdered, 1-2 gr 66
86 Iron bv hydrogen, 1-2 gr 40
(Reduced Iron.)
86tIron by hydrogen, 1 gr 50
87tIron arsenate, 1-10 gr 40
88 Iron and Quinine citrate, soluble, 1-4 gr 40
89tIron and Quinine citrate, soluble, 1-2 gr 45
00 Iron and Quinine citrate, soluble, 1 gr 60
91 Iron and Strychnine citrate, 1-4 gr 45
92tIron and Strychnine citrate, 1-2 gr 56
93 Iron and Strychnine citrate, Igr 80
94 Leptandrin, 1-16 gr 40
05tLithium carbonate, 1 gr 66
90 Manganese dioxide, 1-2 gr 86
97tManganese dioxide, 1 gr 86
98 Mercury with chalk, 1-10 gr 86
99tMercury with chalk, 1-6 gr 85
100 Mercury with chalk, 1 gr 86
101 Mercuric Iodide, red, l-10(f gr 80
102 Mercuric iodide, red, 1-16 gr 40
108 Mercuric iod^e, red, l-8gr 40
104 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-100 gr 46
106 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-60 gr , 45
D
Per
600
C
Per
100
1 23
1 .*
25
• V
25
• »
28
• •
20
• ■
28
• •
25
• •
23
• •
25
« •
70
17
1 28
28
3 00
68
23
• •
80
• •
60
IS
65
16
1 18
26
2 16
46
83
• •
68
18
20
• •
20
• »
23
• »
28
• »
86
• »
28
• »
28
« »
23
• »
23
• •
26
• »
S3
m •
25
• •
80
• •
43
11
23
• •
85
• »
20
• »
20
• •
20
• *
20
• •
20
• •
18
• »
23
■ *
28
« »
26
• »
?6
• •
fSee note at foot of page ^.
. ^ 1
TABLET TRITURATES.
1 TaWolB not priced In bottles of 100 are sup- ( M
i^ABi OBDKB nv tmmKa amd ijiitkh. lOM
10eMerourousfod]de,yeUow, l-lflgr S 45
*»
1 ss
9fi
38
SB
60
88
gr.
1 la
" es
103
88
10
I 08
.1 Be
S3
m
«
as
40
4B
OB
1 flS
]B
S8
4B
Per
lOQ
» -.
is
19
m
IB
it
18
«
It
w
i»
14
W
■m
18
IS
lOS Mereuroua iodide, yellow, l-fl gr
«
Uorpbine Bidphste, ]-S gr. Atropiae
aulphate, 1-lsO
117 Morphine sulphate, l-lfl er
TO
7B
40
MB Quinine milphate. 1 4 1^ ,
Hi
tSee m,i^ at foot of pass 346. ^^^M
346
TABLET TRITURATES.
j Tablets not priced in bottles of 100 are sap- ) M
I plied at 10 cents per bottle. ) Per
PLKASS ORDKR BT JTUMBKB AMD LRTKR. 1000
IfiOtQuinine sulphate, 1-S gr $ 85 $
151 Quinine sulphate, 1 gr 1 45
158 SaUcyUc acid, M gr 40
15S Sahcylic acid, 12 gr 45
154 Santonin, 1-2 gr 85
155tSantonin, 1 gr 1 20
158 Santonin and Calomel 95
Santonin, 1-2 gr. Mercurous chloride, mDd, 1-2 gr.
157tSodium arsenate, 1-25 gr 85
158 Sodium arsenate, 1-16 gr 85
150 Sodium arsenate, 1-10 gr 40
160 Strychnine sulphate, 1-100 gr 86
ICltSUychnine sulphate, 1-60 gr 40
162 Strychnine sulphate, 1-M gr 40
168 Strychnine sulphate, 1-40 gr 40
164 Strychnine sulphate, 1-80 gr 45
165 Strychnine sulphate, 1-20 gr 50
166 Strychnine sulphate, 1-16 gr 60
167 Tartar emetic, MOO gr 85
(Antimony and Potassium tartrate.)
168 Tartar emetic, l-50gr 40
160 Tartaremetic, 1-25 gr 40
170 Tartaremetic, 1-16 gr 40
171 Tartar emetic, 1-8 gr 40
172 Tartar emetic, 1-4 gr 45
178tVeratrine, 1-32 gr 45
174 Veratrine, l-12gr 66
175tZinc phosphide, 1-lOgr 40
176 Zinc phosphide, l-8gr 45
177 Zinc phosphide, 1-6 gr 50
178 Zinc phosphide, 1-4 gr 75
179 Zinc phosphide, l-2gr 90
181tAloin and Belladonna Oomp., B "A'' 50
Aloin. 1-6 gr. Strychnine sulph., 1-60 gr.
Ext. Belladonna Ivs., 1-8 gr.
182 Ammonium chloride Ck>mpound 40 28
Ammonium chloride, 1-4 gr. Powd. Cubeb, 1-8 gr.
Ext. Glycyrrhiza, 1-10 gr.
188 Iron and Arsenic Compound 45 26
Reduced Iron, 1 gr. Powd. IgiuUaa, 1-40 gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-100 gr.
184 Iron, Quinine and Strychnine 86
Reduced Iron,a-2 gr. Strychnine sulph., 1-120 gr.
Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr.
185 Iron and Strychnine Compound 85
Reduced Iron, 1-2 gr. Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr.
Arsenous add, 1-100 gr. Strychnine sulph., 1-120 gr.
186tSodium salicylate, 1 gr 60
187 Arsenous acid, 1-200 gr. .^ 80
fSee note at foot of pegs 245.
D
Per
600
C
Per
100
45
1 tt
75
18
28
• •
25
• •
45
12
68
15
50
18
20
20
28
20
23
28
28
25
28
83
20
28
23
23
28
25
25
86
23
26
28
40
11
48
12
28
• •
45
12
45
12
88
• •
18
• •
347
TABLET TRITURATES.
1 TaJilelH not priced !n bottles of IW) are sup- 1 M
\ pUerf^at 10 cenW per botde. ' f Per I
188 Brronla. tincture, 11 m, S BO !
« i
W S
ao
ss
ao
SB
S3
90
sa
3S
«
83
S»
SO
68
SB
90
eo
so
181+Mercurlc oiide, jeUow. l-SOO gr S5
IBS Antimonj- Comp. CPlummw'Bl, 1-10 gr 40
Sulphurated Antimony. ]-«gr. Fowd. Ouaiac. l-20gr.
195 Calomd. Ipecac and Sodium bicarbonate ■«)
Mereuroua chioridB, mild. i-B gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-iOgr
IBB Riiufl Toxicodendron, tjneture, 1 "l M
S"*;if.E™.,„, ■J,!"**' ■**""•'■""■
Reduced Iron, 1 gr. Btryclinino sulpluto. 1-60 gr.
ArecnouBaclZl-lOOgr,
m Calomel, B grs i»
Copper sulphate, 1-30 gr, 111101, Opium deod., 1-1 th..
aoeBaptiala, tincture, 1 m 45
«» Veratnim album, tincture, im 40
Meroupous ctloride, mild, 1-1 gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-i gr.
Eit. Nui souilca. i-fl gr.
♦See note at foot of page 1245.
348
TABLET TRITURATES.
j Tftblets not priced in bottles of 100 are sup- j. M D C
) plied at 10 cents per bottle. f Per Per Per
PLBASE ORDKR BT lOTMBKB AMD UBTTKR. 1000 fiOO 100
ttl Aloin. Belladonna, Podophyllin and Nux Vomicaf 45 $ 25 | ..
Aloin, 1-10 KT. Ext Belladonna, 1-10 Rr.
Podophyllum resin, 1-10 gr. Ext. Nux vomica, 1-10 gr.
S28 Aloin, Belladonna, SUycbnine&CaacaraSagrada 60 83 ..
Aloin. 1 -6 gr. Ext. Belladonna Its., 1-8 gr.
Strychnine, 1-120 gr. Ezt. Caacara sagr., 1-2 gr.
228 Cubeb, fluid extract, 1^ m 40 28 ..
224+Cubeb, fluid extract, 1 ni 60 28 ..
225 Hyoecyamus. fluid extract, 1-2 HI 85 20 ..
228tHyoecyamus. fluid extract, 1 HI 40 28 ..
227 Rhubarb, fluid 'extract, 1-2 m 85 20 ..
288tRhubarb, fluid extract, 1 ra 40 28 ..
229 Calomel and Dover's Powder, 9 "B" 6o 28 .,
Mercurous chlor., mild, 1-2 gr. Ipecac and Opium pdr., 1 gr.
280 Iron and Quinine 75 40 11
Reduced Iron, 1-2 gr. Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr.
281 Belladonna leaves, extract, 1-8 gr 50 28
282 Belladonna leaves, extract, 1-6 gr 56 30
283tBelladonna leaves, extract, 14 gr 00 88 ..
284tHyoecyamu8, extract, 1-4 gr 4& 26 ..
286 Hyoscyamus, extract, 1-2 gr 56 80 ..
236tOpium and Lead acetate 06 50 18
Powd. Opium, 1-2 gr. Lead acetate, 1 gr.
287 Zinc phosphide and Nux Vomica 45 25
Zinc phosphide, 1-10 gr. Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
288 Calomel (Mercurous chloride, mild), 1-20 gr 86 20
239 Acetanilid, 1 gr 40 23 ..
240 Arsenous acid, 1-60 gr 86 20 ..
241 Arsenous acid, 1-40 gr 86 20
212 Benzoic acid, MO gr 86 20
243t Benzoic acid, 1-4 gr 40 23 ..
244 Benzoic acid, 1-2 gr 46 26
245 Benzoic acid, 1 gr 50 28
246 Boric acid, 1-10 gr 40 23
247 Boric acid, 1-6 gr 40 23
»48tBoric acid, 1-2 gr 40 23 ..
249 Boric acid, Igr 1 40 23
250 Carbolic acid, MO gr 40 23 ..
251 Gallic acid, 1 gr •. 46 26 ..
252 Tannic acid, 1 gr 40 28
263tAconite, fluid extract, 1-2 tn, ,"40 23
264 Aconite, tincture, 1-4 la 36 20
255 Aconite, tincture, 1-2 HI 36 20 ..
256 Aconite, tincture, 3-4 Til 86 20
257tAconite, tincture, 1 HI 40 23
258 Aconite, tincture, 2 hi 45 25
259 Aconitine crystals, 1-100 gr 60 83
280 Aloin, 1-6 gr 40 23
fSee note at foot of page 245.
TABLET TRITURATES.
J 'MiletH not priced In bottles of tOO are aup- 1 W
1 piled M 10 oeota per botlle. ( Per
eel Alain Comp.. Q "B" t as :
AIoiD,l-4gr. Podopbrntun rsdn, 1-4 er,
S«3 Alum. 1-10 gr 3S
SsatAlum, 1-fl gr «
9U AmtnoDliUQ chloride, 1-10 er Si
SflBt Amroonlum chloride, 1-S gr 35
ma ADunonluni chloride aod Oodelna Oomp OS
AmmotiEuui chloride, 1-4 gr. Cubeb, 1-3 et.
Eit. GtjcTiThlzii, 1-10 gr. Codedne. 1-Ss gr.
a67 Ammoniura chloride and HroBoyamiu Comp,. 40
AiomonliuD chloride, 1 gr. Antimony And Potassium
Eit. HjoacyaniUB. l-fl gr. tartrate, l^M gr.
S68 Apomorphhie hydroohlorate. ISO gr. ITS
ESStApomorphine bjdrochlorate, 1-10 gr 2 iO
am Areenlo bromide, 1-200 gr .%
SntAnKnIc bromide, 1-100 gr. 3^
KS'Araenic bromlda. 1-W gr 35
87S Areanlo bromide, 1 -30 gr. *0
a74 Areanic iodide, 1-900 gr SB
KWAreeniG Iodide. 1-fiO gr 35
870 Arsenic Iodide, 1-35 gr 3S
,«?7 Arsenic iodide, l-IW gr JO
aTStArsenlc sulphide, 1-lOOgr 35
am Atropine aulpbate. l-SO gr 60
S90 Belladonna leaTes, tincture, 1-2 ni 3»
283 BellBdonna leaves, tincture, 3 m. 45
!88 Belladonna iFBTes. tincture^ G "L 15
3M Bismuth Bubcarbonate, 1 gr 1 DO
38S Biamuth EHibnltntte. 1 gr DO
tSetSanguinaria, tincture, 1 iq, 40
887 eanguinarla, tlooture, 2 "l 45
SS8 Bangulnarla tincture, 3 ill 45
S&) Sanguloaria tincture, B "l 4G
2W Blue Maaa, 1-4 gr 40
[Maso of KerciuT.)
m Blue Mflsa, i-S gr. 40
asatBlue «Ha8, 1 gr. 45
SOB Blue Mass Compound 5S
UasB of Hercury, IS gr. Powd. Ophun, 1-8 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-8 gr.
»M Brown Miiture. 30 m 40
Eit. GlycjrrhiTa, 9.10 gr. Powd Opium. 3-800 gr.
Beoiolc acid, 3-900 gr. Camphor, SaDO gr.
Antimony and Potaaalum tartrate, 3-400 gr.
Oil Anise. 3-20O m.
SSBtBrown Mixture. DO i>i 40
Eit. Qlycyrrhlita, 6.3-80 gr. Powd. Opium. 8-100 gr.
Benzoic acid, 3-100. Camphor. S-100 gr.
Antimony and Potassltun tartrate, 3-900 gr.
on Anise, S-100 "l.
fSee note at toot of page ita.
350
TABLET TRITURATES
Tfefeikw nni Tvifwd ia twQlw (# 1 W nv map- < X D C
PImk: at l( c«it» pflr boiite. «' Per Per Per
mjt^m. iiuMK ST Knont jlkd ldtbl 1000 500 100
Brynsu^ anrEurii. 1^ tu. $ 40 $ 23 | ..
'.-nua. tmeiBimt. : tl, 40 9S .
9V Brr.iui^ tnumrn. S n; tf S .
9M J^idTfUnft. dtmu^ : ]{> |*r 40 23
MM JWium CVmniouiid tS 35
k'^tr«]«<: Jwrtunf^. : p-. GOmoiB (SttrofdjoerinX 1-200 gr.
Jir'^v.'^ujam' BcWL ancsaanr. 1 t^ 35 20
UK .'?Ul»^Mr ?««x. TjnrsuTTL t n, 45 25
MS .'^imun. jturriliidf. l-ST fr 95 20
2K vT^rjan fiu:;ilxi3ti. j-f fT 35 20
itt J^r.iun jiu^phi:ifL I jcr 40 23
fM C^mt*:. *-!V cr 35 23
J» :>M.ciKu :^ rr 35 20
Jl»-\>fci.ff.»sv an* rwTvr^s Pc*iPder, B ~A'' 50 23 . .
Itf nr^r.-^^ w-^^.r .. ntDd. 1-C ^r. Ipecac A Opinm pdr., 1-4 gt.
C^.-Jw-tTTi toi Ipeioac B -A'^ 40 23
XifC*r.^.vj» cLi.c. mikL l-S p*. i^cnrd. Ipnrmti, IS jcr.
C: ^.'^.cin &=ii SWvbusi IvnziKttUe. B ~B^ 30 18
Xrtr*.-<j:r.«j» c^.ir. Tr.ikl 1-4 |:t. Sodimn bioKliL, 1 gr.
JK v^ orC *aii SK>±n= IvcwticnKto;. B 'C* 40 23
)lTiir.-^^**.x2» wSL/jc . =:iiitl. 1 gr. Sn&sn bieartiu 1 kt.
£15 v^.c:^ &ai N.>ir=r banirtKCiaie CVxnp 45 25
Xr-crrir-.x^* ^■ri:i.>r . siiki. l-J p-. Sodimn bicartaL, 1-* gr.
5;:««Oic::4-ib.Y r^XK^brocsdANi. 1 |:t 65 35
?:v^.^»=:=Ahi* ::s±»». *x5nact. :-^ ST- 40 23
^f v'^a^.r^a^^ I^^OJL «rQ»ct« 1-4 IT 45 25
«? v'^CLaaiw laixTdL isaroix^ 1-2 n 40 23
j;2S^^«br:shaS:» Ir^iML aactara. 1 i^ 40 23
I;:* vlfci'zvatt** l::idx*flL liaonar©. 2 n 45 25
SdO \.>ft:hArtio v.\wip.. lmnroT^e«ll-10 icr. 40 23
Ka:-.. cVkv. cv^iaix. i-»jKr. Ext. Jalapi. 1-60 gr.
F^.^>i.'^-llum nwoL l-120gr. Ext. Gentian, 1-60 gr.
Li^arkdruv ll^igr. Ext. Hjoacyamua, 1-120 gr.
Oil lVppenuin:« q. sl
3in OASbartk* CVwdpl. lmprc»TMl l<5gr. 45 25
tbct. C\4vv. evwupL. 1-15 gr. Ext. Jalan. 1-30 gr.
PUiopt^Uum re«m. 1-60 gr. Ext. Qenoan, 1-30 gr.
Ufvcandrin. 1-60 gr. Ext. Hyoecyamiis, 1-60 gr.
Oil IVf^permint, q. &
33i^K)athartie OompL, ImwoTed, 1 «r 45 25
Ext. Coloc. oomp.. 1-3 gr. Ext. Jaliu>, IS gr.
F^MlophYUum resin, 1-ls gr. Ext. Gentian, 1-6 gr.
Leptindrin, 112 gr. Ext Hyospyamoa, 1-12 gr.
Oil IVppermint, q. a.
acas Cathartic Oomp. (U. 8. P. maaaX MO sr 40 23
Ext. Coloc. oomp., 1-91 gr. Bxt. Jaliap, 1-60 gr.
Mercttrouschkr., mild, 1-30 gr. Powd. Ganoboge, 1-120 gr.
8M Cathartic Oomp. (U. & P. maaa), 1-5 gr 46 25
Ext. Coloe. comp., 1-12 or. Ext. ^ilap. 1-30 gr.
MercurouschkMT., mikL f-15gr. Powd. Gunboge, 1-60 gr.
iSee note at foot of page M5.
351
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TABLET TRITURATES.
33
sa
3B
<!6
90
as
as
at ^^1
41 ^1
SiSs^ssB. fc/tas^-.-..^.
Eit. C'ilocynth. 8-145 gr- Pi.>dophylluiD reaio. 3-300 gr
Powd. Cantomom. SJJBO gr. Purifled Aim
nreBto.8.I4Sgr
sas CaulophyUIn, 1-10 gr.
eg, Ifi-SSgT.
40
ass Cocaine bydrochlorate, 1-lM gr
M
' 3 86
S4a OdcHlmim, fluid extract, 1-3 m
'"
»4BK>ilehlcuni, dncture, 1 m
■«
M Oolchiciun, ttaeture, S m
BiatColocyath Comp., eirtraoM-4 gr
::::: -»
Eit Coniiun tniit, 1-30 gr, Ert. Olyoyr
Ert. Cubeb,MOgr.
rht^'.MO gr.
CMeivuric ehloride. corroal™.)
■•»
BO
tSee note at foot of page 245.
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TABLET TRITURATES.
i Tabletn not priced in bottlee of 100 are sap- ) M D C
1 plied at 10 cents per bottle. J Per Per Per
PLKABE ORDER BT NUMBXR AND LBTTBR. lOCO fiOO 100
361 Digitalis, tincture, 1-2 HI $ 80 $ 18 | ..
869tl%itaiiii, tincture, 1 m 85 20 ..
888 DifcitaliA, Unctiire, 3 rn, 45 25 ..
804 Digitalis, tincture. 5 ni 45 25 ..
865 Digitalis and Strophanthus. 50 28
Tinct. DifTitalis, 8 H. Tinct Strophanthus, 2 m.
866 Dover's Powder, 1-2 gr f 85 20 ..
(Ipecac and Opium powder.)
867 Dovers I*owder, 1 1-4 rts 45 25
868 Dover's Powder, 8 1-3 gn 70 88
869 Elaterium (Clutterbuck), 1-82 gr 45 26
870 Elaterium (Clutterbuck), 1-16 gr 56 30 ..
871 Elaterium (autterbuck), MO gr 70 88
872tElaterium (autterbuck), 1-8 gr 76 40 11
878 Ergot, fluid extract, 1-2 tq, 40 28 ..
874+En?ot, fluid extract, 1 la 45 25 ..
876 Eucalyptus, fluid extract, 1-2 Til 86 20
STB+Eucalj-ptus, fluid extract, 1 Til 40 23
877 Euonymin brown, 1-10 gr 45 25
378 Euonymin brown, 1-8 gr 55 80
379tEuonymin brown, 1-4 gr 65 86
880 Euonymin brown, 1-2 gr 85 45 12
881 Euonymin brown, 1 gr 130 68 16
382tFever (Dr. J. H. Kenyon) 80 48
Tinct. Aconite, 1 ni. Morphine sulph., 1-20 gr.
Antim. and Potass, tart., 1-50 gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-8 gr.
883 Gelsemperin, 1-16 gr 50 28
384 Gelsemperin, 1-10 gr 60 33
885+(5elsemperin, 1-8 gr 60 88 ..
886 Qelsemperin, 1-4 gr 85 45 12
887 Gelsemhmi, tincture, 3m 45 25
888 Gelsemium, tincture, 5 tti, 45 26
889 Hyoscyamus, extract, 1-6 gr 45 25
890tHyoscyamus, tincture, 1 HI 40 23
391 Hyoscyamus, tincture, 2 HI 45 25
892 Hyoscyamus, tincture, 3 IT], 45 25
398 Hyoscyamus tincture, 5iil 45 25
894tHepatic 50 28 ..
Mass of Mercury, 1-2 gr. Ext. Ooloc. 0(Hnp., 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-8 gr.
895 Hepatic (Dr. J. H. Kenyon) 45 25 ..
Euonymin, 1-8 gr. Aloin, 1-12 gr.
Podophyllum reiain, 1-20 gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-8 gr.
Mercurous chlor., mild, 1-8 gr.
396 HydrasUn, concentration, 1-20 gr 50 28
397tHydrastis, tincture, 1 HI 40 23 ..
396 Hydrastis, tincture, 2 HI 45 25 ..
899 Hydrastis, tincture, 8 iq, 45 25 ..
400 Hyoscyamine, crystals, 1-60 gr 180 68 16
fSee note at toot of page 245.
TABLET TRITURATES.
J TdbJals out priced In bottles of 100 are Blip- 1 M D C
i „i.,^-.. ,/i ™..... .^ botllo. ! ppr Par Per
1000 600 100
401 IgnaOa, 1-100 gr S U I 30 |
Metlgnado, oxtntct, 1-4 gr. 40 83
405 IgnaUa, extract, l-Sgr M 98
*M1lKnatia, tinetura, 1 "l 40 S3
40fi iKDOIJa. tlDcture. Sni, 45 SH
406 Ignatia, tiocture, B til 45 35
407 Ipecac, powderail, 1-100 gr 36 30
408 Ipecac, powdered, 1-50 gr 40 23
40B Ipecac, fl
4I0tlpecac, fluid exlract, 1 n[.. ,.^,
411 IroD areeaaie. 1-8 gr
4IE Iron arsenate, i-i gr
«a-tIron and Arsanie. 5 "A"
Reduced Iron, ] gr, Araenous aoid. 1-
4J4 ton ai
Bedncsd Iron. I gr. AnenouB add, l-flO |
41B Iron and Areanic, » "C"
lieduced Iron. I gr. AraenouB aold, 1.30
416 Iron, Arsenic and Stiyohnine, 3"B"
Reduced Iron, 1 |^. ArseuDus BCU, 1 .£0 ^
Stiyclinlne sulphate. 1-60 gr.
417 Iroudtr»t« {Ferric citrate), 1 gr
41B Iron pyrophoapUate, 1 gr
419 Iron. Quinine and Arsenic.......................
Reduced Iron, 1-3 gr- QuinlDe nilphate. 1-
Araenous acid, I-IDO |^.
43tH'Jaboraodi, miid extract., 1^ ni ^
431 Jaborandi- duid extract, 1 iTL. --- -
433 Leptandrin, 1-8 gr
WStLepiaQdrin- I4gr
434 Leptajtdrin, 1-3 gr. -......,..
435 Lithium Qirbonate. 1-3 gr
438 Utliluoi carbonate and Be...
Litbium carbonate, 1 gr.
«?tLobella, tinecure, 1 m
4SS Labella. tincture, 2 ia
4SB Lobelia, lincture, 8 m
490 LupuiiQ, ~ ~
4BItLupulli>, fluid extract, 1 "l
433 Hercurlc Iodide, red. 1-30 gr...
43StHercuric iodide, red. 1-35 gr....
4S4 Mercuric iodide, red, l-M gr...
48S Hereurio iodide, rvd. 1-12 gr-..
434 Herciiroiis lodjdt
4» MercurouB Iodide, yellow, 1-30 gr, . .
438 HenniroiiB iodide, yellow, MO gr..
435 Mercuroiis lo
440 HHiauiiug Iodide, ft^ow. 1-3 g
1M Herctiry witb ol
^^^ ^c note at foot of pase 345.
_ _ 3S4
TABLET TRITURATES.
t Tablets not inioed in bottles of 100 are sup- j. M D C
I pllecl at 10 cents per bottla f Per Per Per
PLKASB ORDKR BT inJlfBKB AMD LEmR. 1000 600 100
448 Mercuric oxide, yellow, MOO gr % 85 f 20 f ..
448 Morphine and Aconite. 80 88 ..
Morphine sulphate, 1-8S gr. Tincture Aconite, 1 ni.
444 Morphine and Atropine, 9 "A"^ 125 86 16
Morphine sulphate, 1-8 gr. Atropine sniph., 1-200 gr.
445 Morphine and Atropine 9 "C 186 85 20
Morphine sulphate, 1-6 gr. Atropine sulpbu, 1-180 gr.
446tMorphine and Atropine, 9 "D'' 2 20 118 25
Morphine sulphate, 1-4 gr. Atropine sulph., 1-150 gr.
447tMorphine acetate, 1-8 gr 120 88 15
448 Morphine acetate, 1-4 gr 2 10 108 24
449 Strophanthus, tincture, 2 HI 50 28 ..
450 Morphine sulphate, 1-50 gr 80 88 ..
451 Morphine sulphate, 1-10 gr. 1 05 65 14
458 Morphine sulphate, 1-8 gr 2 75 1 40 31
458 Neuralgic G>r. Dunlap^ 25 50 18
Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr. Morfdiine sulph., 1-80 gr.
Strrchnine sulphate, 1-120 gr. Arsenous ado, 1-80 gr.
Ext. Aconite, 1-8 gr.
454tNeuralgic (Dr. J. H. Kenyon) 50 28 ..
Zinc phosphide, 1-16 gr. Strrtdinlne, 1-80 gr.
Ext. Indian Cannabis, 1-8 gr. Sodium arsenate, 1-20 gr.
Aconitine, 1-400 gr.
465 Nitrc«lyoerin, 1-200 gr 85 20 ..
(Olonoin.)
456 Nitroglycerin, 1-150 gr 40 28 ..
457 Nitroglycerin, 1-26 gr 40 28 ..
458 Nitroglycerin, 1-20 gr 40 28 ..
450 Nux vomica, powdered, 1-20 gr 40 28
460 Nux Tomica, extract, 1-8 gr 40 28
461tNux vomica, extract, M gr 45 25
462 Nux vomica, extract, 1-2 gr 50 28
468 Nux vomica, tincture, 1 m 40 ,28
464tNux vomica, tincture, 2 Tit 45 25
466 Nux vomica, tincture, 8 HI 45 25 ..
466 Opium, powdered, 1-8 gr 46 25
46710pium, tincture, assayed, 2 ia 50 28
468 Opium, tincture, assayed, 8 ia 60 88
469 Opium camphorated, tincture, 2 ni 45 25
470tOpium camphorated, tincture, 5 iri 45 25
471 Opium camphorated, tincture, 10 ni 50 28
472 Ox Gall, pure, 1 gr 40 28 ..
478 Pepsin, Saccharated, U. S. P., 1890, 1 gr 40 23 ..
474tPhy80stigmine sulphate, 1-100 gr 110 58 14
475 PUocarpine hydrochlorate, 1-100 gr ISO 68 16
478 Pilocarpine hydroohlorate, 1-50 gr 2 00 108 28
477 Pilocarpine hydroohlorate, 1-20 gr 4 26 2 16 46
478tPUocarpine hydroohlorate, MO gr 8 00 4'OS 88
4?9 Pt/octtipine hydroohlorate, 1 -5 gr 15 95 8 00 168
fiSft* note At /oot of page 945,
mk " -.
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TABLET TRITURATES.
1 Tablets not prlued la bottles of I DO ore
480 Podophf IUd. l-ao gr I 40 ]
(PodoptiyUum resin,)
481 PodophyUIn. 1-JO gr
ISi BenniD. 1 gr
4SS Fotaudum nraeiiate. ISOgr
«4 Quinine Hnilphale, 1-10 gr
465 Quinine Bulphate, 1-10 gr... ,..
4W Rbabarb Comp
Powd. Rhubarb, B^ gr.
Powd. Mjrrh, 046 gr,
Powd. iJoes, 1S-e3 KT,
Oil FeppennJnC. !-& ill.
4B7 BlBmuth and Cerium DTalate,,...,,..,....
Bismutb Buballntte, Igr.
Cerium 03calate« 1-2 gr.
488|SBcnliBrIii, US mDIiKnumnes*
With Sodiuin bicarbonate, q. t.
489 Soocharia, ee milUgranmieB*
With Sodium bitau-bonate, q. B.
«» Salldn, 1 ET.
4911BaUaylicadd,l gr
4S8 Salol, IJa gr
498 Sodium arwnate, 1-100 gr.
4U Sodium BsUcrlata, 1-2 gr
4W Bportelne RUlpbale. l-fiO gr
49fttaparl«ine sulphate, IWgr
4flT Bparteine sulphale, l.lDgr ..,,.,........,. ,..,..
48B Epartetne lulpbitte. 14 gr
4M Squill, Unomre, 1 m
SOD to SH. Veterinary HypodemuLtlo Tahlete.
an to 990, No tsbleta ot ttaeoe numbers j-st made.
BOOtSquIll, Onoiure, B m
»I Btnuuotilum leaves, tincture, 1 iii
BOStStrophantbus, tincture. 1 ni
COS SOyclmiDe Bulptiale, l-i!00gr
TOtTartar emetlo, 1-30 er
(AnUinony and FotosBiuni tartrate.)
SOG Tartar emetio, 1-10 gr
600 Tartar eautHc and Ipecac ,
AnUmony and PoUssIimi tartrate. 1-100 gr.
Powd, Ipucac, I-lOOgr.
(W7 TuUy'a PoBdBT, 1 gr
Met Veratrlne sulphate, I^ gr
BOB Veratrlno sulphate, l-fOgr
BIO Veratnim Vlrido, tincture, ! ni
Oil Zinc phoephidti, 1-100 gr.
6IS Zino phosphide, 1-60 gr.
MS ZIdo phoaphide, l-aSgr
(14 Creosote, Beechwood, 1-10 m
tSee note at loot ot paga SO,
356
TABLET TRITURATES.
j Tablets not pricwl In bottles of 100 are sup- ) M D C
} i)llod at 10 cents per bottle. f Per Per Per
PLKABS ORDER BT NUMBKB AVD LCTTKR. 1000 800 100
616 Cannabis Indica, Arsenic and Iron. % 75 f 40 f 11
Ext. Indian Cannabis, 1-6 gr. Araenoos add, 1-60 gr.
Reduced Iron, 1 gr.
617 CannabiA Indica, Digitalis and Iron 80 43 11
Ext. Indian Cannabis, 1-6 gr. FL ext Digitalis, 1-2 nu
Reduced Iron, 2 grs.
618tNitroglycerin Compound 80 88 ..
Gl(»noin (Nitroglycerin), 1-100 gr. Tr. Strophanthus, 2 ill.
Tr. Belladonna 1 vs., 1-4 nt. Tr. Digitalis, 2 ni.
619 Nitroglycerin 0»mp., B**B" 86 45 12
Glonoin (Nitroglycerin,) 1-200 gr. Strrchnine, 1-60 gr.
Fl. ext. Digitalis, 1 ni. Reduced Iron, 1 gr.
Tinct. Strophantlius, 3 ni.
620 Cascara Sagrada extract, 1 gr 90 48 12
621 Ergot extract, 1 gr 95 60 13
628 Iron, Arsenic and Strychnine, 9 " C '' 40 28 ..
Reduced Iron. 1 gr. Arsenous aoid, 1-60 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-120 gr.
623 Fever 66 35 ..
Tinct. aconite, 1 ni. Morphine sulphate, 1-20 gr.
Antim. and Potass, tart., 1-50 gr.
624 Opiuni and Lead Acetate, 3 "B*' 65 30 ..
rowd. Opium, 1-4 gr. Lead acetate, 3-4 gr.
625 Bismuth Compound 65 35
Bismuth subnitrate, 1-2 gr. Cerium oxalate, 1-2 gr.
626 Calomel and Sodium bicarbonate Comp., B " B " 40 23
Mercurous chloride, mild, 1-4 gr. Sodium bicarb., 1-2 gr.
Podophyllum resin, 1-12 gr.
627 Cathartic, active 40 28 ..
Aloin, 1-10 gr. Podophyllum resin, 1-5 gr.
Ext. Coloc. comp., 1-10 gr. Ooton oil, 1-15 ni.
£lxt. Nux vomica, 1-10 gr. Oleores. Capsicum, 1-120 vi.
688 Diarrhoea 85 45 12
Mercurous chloride, mild, 1-8 gr. Powd. Ipecac, 1-32 gr.
Morphine sulphate, 1-16 gr. Camphor, 1-16 gr.
Powd. (^psicum, 1-16 gr.
689 Dyspeptic (Dr. E. B. Haworth) ; 80 28 ..
Strychnine sulphate, 1-40 gr. Powd. Rhubarb, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-8 gr. Powd. Capsicum, 1-8 gr.
630 Fever (Dr. T. G. Davis) 40 23 ..
Tinct. Aconite, 1-6 ill. Tinct. Bryonia, 1-10 %.
Tinct. Belladonna Ivs., 1-10 tti.
631 Hydrastin Compound 65 35
Podophyllum resin, 1-20 gr. Hydrastin (conc'n), 1-10 gr.
632 Mercurous iodide, yellow, and Opium 40 23
Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-6 gr. Powd. Opium, 1-12 gr.
633 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-1000 gr 35 20 ..
634 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-500 gr 35 20
635 Mercurous iodide, yellow, 1-200 gr 35 20
686tNerve Tonic, No. 1 (Dr. Westbrook) 65 35
Zinc phosphide, 1-10 gr. Reduced Iron, 1 gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
687 Nerve Tonic, No. 5 65 80
Zinc phosphide. 1-10 gr. Ext Ihd. Cannabis, 1-8 gr.
Hyoacjumne, 1-400 gr.
fSee note at foot of page 245.
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^K TABLET TRITURATES.
^Hil Tablets uot priced [n buttles of loa are sup- 1 M
^V1 pllafat 10 conta per bottle. { Per F
^^» PLBiaS OBDER BI BUlIBllIl AND LTTTEIl. lOOO
M iSj
as » ..
m,.
38
HS M
as
«3
so
HI St
la »
4S 14
as 40
18
Nui vomica, l-lOTgr. Fepsfn aseptic a-3000), Mo g
642 PfafBoeOgnxtoe sulphate, l-MBT 1 B5
1144 Rhinitis, fhoat-streneth. Dr. Uneolrt fiO
Powd. Camphor, ft gr. gumlne aulphala, 1-4 gr.
TlacC Bryonia. 1-10 "I. Merouric Iodide, red, 1-100 gr.
Tr. Opium camphorated, 10 ill. Riwd, Ipecac, 1.60 gr.
MercurouB chlortda mlJd, 1^ p-. Sodimn bicarb,. 1^ gr.
Oleoreslu Cap^um, 1-8 nu
OSl Saccharin, l-Egr S aO
BSa Mercury with chalfc and DoTor's Powder BO
Hercurr with chalk, I gr. Powd. Ipecac, I-lO kt.
Powd. 6plum. 1-lolr. "^ *^
Tr. Opium, oamphor'd, 10 la. Eit. Gl>-cyrrliiaa, q. a.
MBreuriciodidi'iid.'i^grVX^^o'li.^idi'iUog?!'
FwTouB Iodide, 1-ia gr.
S» Bismuth and Caiomel Compound. S5
Mercurona ohIcrldS mM. l-« gr. ^^' ^'
. BBB Not yet added.
MSNotyetiHided.
m Not yet added.
CM Not rot lulded.
358
C
Per
100
TABLET TRITURATES.
* TiMeto nM priced in botUet of 100 are sap- f M D
( plied at 10 cents per bottle. f Fbt IVr
PLKAM CkRDCa BT KnOBa AXD LRmL 1000 500
A06 AnMiic br\Mniile, MOOO gr % 80 $ 18
es: Anionic kxli<lf>, MOOO gr 90 18
Ofi^ Arm-nic sulphhle, MOOO p> 90 18
<V» Caloiuin suIpUde, MOOO gr 90 18
670 Not yrt added.
ftn Menniric Kvlkle, mL 1-1000 gr 90 18
6?a NitiMglyoMin, 1-1000 gr 90 18
673 Strychnine sulphate, 1-1000 90 18
DIURNAL TABLET TRITURATES.
Twelve diurnal tablet tritarates represent a PULL daily
lvv^F tor an adult of the substance selected, in absolately accu-
TAic i^uNiivi<.ion of I-I2 part in each. Pat ap in bottles of looo
rM "'.o: 500 i*D"K and lOO (-C").
TaMcts pnnted at less than 75 cents per M are not listed in
K^:;'.^^ of Kw but can be so supplied at a uniform price of lO
ocr.:s jvi 100.
Wt :u:ihci information send fcH* descriptiTe dnmlar.
1 -.*:
N.N
Adult Eooal M
dailTdose. toaoout Per
Gm. Gr. iooo
K\v AK\\nuine cfvstaU. pure... 0.0013 (i-So
l*Vi Arw-nic bromide, 0.02 (3-10
uw .Viscnio kvlide 0.0a (3-10
Ai-sf m%^ Attvi Mercuric ii.>dide (similar to
I V^nox An** SiiVrn.).(i023^ .0.008 {iS
\y\\\ \y>c\\\c ui\\\\\u\c^ 0.02 (3-10
i*\V4 .V'.-son^Nw* *o»d , 0.02 (3-10
Kv; .\t^\NiMne Nu'i>haie 0.00216 (1-30
tA^^ J^wme 0.15 (23-10
|-%v* i\vA\v»>* b>\ii\vhkvatc 0. 15 (2 3-10
Kvvi \V.oh>x^«e 0.02 (3-10
tsw \\\Kvx TitMdin J>.02 (3-10
l\^vo \\nw«iw >\>\!nNbi\Mnate . 01 (3-ao
UM I \\n>n^v^\ a^'^^njtt's 0.02 (3-10
\\N\ i O^MiNN^tx^ >»b4«wat<^ OsOoS ( i-i
\^M4 tVAlMI^HMT x<. 0,00216(1-30
mi IV«VA}»H» IHIIINv O.QOl (^-100
h4m K^rw«ii.v..««««««..«««.««*«*^ ^^-^
I so
45
45
45
45
35
45
95
3 75
I 50
I 50
60
35
45
80
3S
D C
Per Per
Soo 100
I 28 $
25
25
25
25
ao
25
50 13
I 90 41
78 18
78 18
33
20
25
43
ao
1^ ^S
359
List
No.
DIURNAL TABLET TRITURATES
Adult Equal
daily dose, to aoout
Gm. Gr.
Eserine, see Physostigmine,
1017 GeIseminehydrochlorate..o 006 (i-io )
Glonoin, see Nitroglycerin,
1018 Hydrastine sulphate .06 ( i
1019 Hydrastinine hydrochlor. .0.2 (3
loao Hyoscine hydrobrom. . 002 (3-100
1021 Hyoscyamine, pure 0.002 (3-100
1022 Iron arsenate 0.03 (1-2
1023 Mercuric and Arsenic iodide, see Arsenic
and Mercuric iodide . . . .0 .008 ( i<3
1024 Mercuric iodide, red 0.015 (1-4
1025 Mercurous iodide, yellow.. 0.2 (3
1026 Morphine acetate . i ( i 1-2
1027 Morphine hydrochlorate . .0.1 (i 1-2
1028 Morphine sulphate o.i (i 1-2
1029 Nitroglycerin ( Glonoin) . . . . 003 ( 1-20
1030 Phosphorus. 0.0013 (i-5o
1031 Physostisnnine sulphate... 0.003 (1-20
1032 Podophyllin 0. 1 (i 1-2
1033 Potassium arsenate 0.02 (3-10
1034 Potassium bichromate . i ( i 1-2
1035 Potassium cyanide 0.0108 (1-6
1036 Potassium osmate . 01 (3-20
1037 Quinine arsenate . 02 (3-10
1038 Scillitoxin 0.002 (3-100
1039 Sodium arsenate . 03 (1-2
1040 Sparteine sulphate 0.06 (i
1041 Strophanthin 0.00065 (i-ioo
1042 Strychnine nitrate 0.006 (i-io
1043 Veratrine sulphate . 006 ( i-io
1044 Strychnine arsenate 0.0054 ( ^'^^
M
D
C
Per
Per
Per
1000
Soo
100
\ 70
$ 38
$ ..
90
48
12
9 35
470
97
85
45
12
- 60
33
• •
45
25
• •
50
28
• •
40
23
• •
60
.33
• m
I 15
60
15
I 15
60
15
I 00
53
13
45
25
• •
45
25
• •
70
3^
• •
45
25
• •
45
25
• •
45
25
• •
45
25
• •
2 00
I 03
23
•^50
28
• •
85
45
12
45
25
• •
95
50
13
75
40
• •
50
28
• •
55
30
• •
40
23
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COMPRESSED TABLETS.
Hot up in bottles, of looo ("M'*.!, in bottles of 500 (**D'*j,iBd
mbnttlcf oi 100 rC"».
^> furnish t(> order any other desired formula, the nature and
quantitA o: mhich will permit of bein£ presented in this form.
Addition> wil! ronsiaxitiy be made as demand may necessitate.
,. . Farmul.i not priced in bottles of xoo ( M D C
* *' an- supplier; at 10 cts. per bot. \ Per looo Per 500 Per ic»
1 Acctanilui. 2 crs $ 45 $ 25 $
2 Acetanilid. .■; c^ 55 ^
;; Aretanihd. 4 jji^ 70 58
4tA;Ttaniiid. 5 irrs 75 40
A^TTanilid. Aromatic (53) . . 65 35
Arptanilid. ^ (m. Oil Ganltheria. q. s.
.A<.v:uiiilu': Compound, stt Migrmme,
^ Mitrminr 80 43
v'Antplut: ni.mnrirnmated. t^fft.
v^itnitet^ k'afrcine, i-s^.
T Aortani lu. Compiumu, B I ( 127 ) . . 45 25
A.Ttanihc, 2 ptn.
F^ Ex:, irelsemium. i ^.
A ^"t'lani lie Compound, B 2 (u8).. 70 38
Aretanihd. 4 fTTS-
h. Kxt. lirlscmium. a 1..
A^-^j^ianilii. Cnmp>tund. B 5 ( 139) . . i 15 60 15
^.vunihd. " jrrs..
W.\-nhjiif romp powder. 5 |rrs.
A^viianilu. Compinina. B 4 (130).. I 15 60 15
»'«r'v»fp«-. v^alft«»mc. i|n.
; i,- Kc^mfto r»r. r -ic f!T •
•^ ^,'o:ttni:i« an*-. >»«viiun: Comp (106) . . 80 43
x.vJ»un hi,-a*J>nnatc c*ir jn .
^,v:m»::^ in/. N,"v.iiunr. C^imp^ B 2 i I3I I . . I 00 53 13
>s.\.ii»)u I\v,r« ■ Jvvnutr rr^lTTs.
^ ^ Uiu ^ \\iHivMm4 N^ sniroTl^'ft » 55 30
^M.»^v.%...;^u x%K^-^tttr O.^n^^fv'uin^,.^):,^^., 625 315 66
5»
3^1
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
»T ( Formulae not priced in bottles of loo ) M D C
( are suppli^ at lo cts. per bot. ) Per looo Per 500 Per 100
7 Anodyne $130 $ 68 $ 16
Camphor, i gr,
Ext. Hyoscyamus, i gr.
Morphine acetate, 1-20 gr.
Oleoresin Capsicum, i-ao ni.
8 Antacid (Sir Wm. Roberts, M. D.) 60 33
Calcium carbonate, precip., 3 1-2 grs.
Magnesium carbonate, 2 1-2 grs.
Sodium chloride, i gr.
fAnti- Asthmatic (Hare) (55) . . 2 60 i 33 29
Sodium iodide, 2 grs.
Sodium bromide, 2 grs.
FI. ext. Euphorbia pil., 3 ni.
Glonoin ^Nitroglycerin), 1-200 gr.
Tr. Lobelia, 2 trt.
Anti-Asthmatic, 3 2 (i33)- 405 205 44
Potassium iodide, 5 grs.
Solution Potassium arsenite, i ni.
Tinct. Lobelia, 4 ni.
Tinct. Belladonna leaves, 1 1-2 tt|,.
Tinct. Opium deodorized, 1-2 ill.
Oil Gaultheria, q. s.
9 Anti-Constipation i 00 53 13
Ext. Cascara sagrada, i gr.
Ext. Nux vomica. 1-8 gr.
Ext. Belladonna leaves, i-S gr.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-8 gr.
Podophyllum resin, 1-8 gr.
Anti-Dyspeptic (i34).. > 25 65 16
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
Mass of Mercury, 2 grs.
Ext. Colocynth comp. 2 grs.
tAnti-Dyspeptic, 3 2 (i35).. 50 28
Strychnine sulphate, 1-60 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-iogr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-4 gr.
Ext. Rhubarb, 1-4 gr.
Ext. Gentian, x-2 gr.
Sodium biaarbonate, 2 grs.
Anti-Dyspeptic, 9 3 (Fothergill's Im- 65 35
provedj..., (136)..
Ext. Gentian, i gr.
Mass of Mercury, i gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
Powd. Capsicum, i-io gr.
Strychnine, 1-40 gr.
Anti-Lithic (Dr. Hewish) ( 137) . . i 20 63 15
Sodium phosphate, 4 grs.
Lithium benzoate, i gr.
Sodiujn bicarbonate, i gr.
Potassium bicarbonate, i gr.
Sodium chloride, i gr.
Anti-Malarial (56) . . 2 80 i 43 31
Powd. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr.
Quinine sulphate, 3 grs.
fSee Dote at foot of page 24").
^4
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
M ( FornmU' not priced In bottles of loo ) M D C
*^^' ) are tupph^ at lo cts. per bot. > Per looo Per ^oo Per m
13 Chloral Com p. (Anti-Spasmodic) $2 00 $ I 03 $ 23
Chloral, 3 i-a grs.
Putaflsium bromide, a 1-2 grs,
Kxt. Indian Cannabis, 1-4 gr.
Kxt. Hyoscvainus, i-2gT.
Zinc brumide, i-ao gr.
14 Chlorodyne 200 103 23
Morphine hydrochIorate« t-ftgr.
Kxt. Indian Cannabis, 1-4 ffr.
(ilonuin (Nitroglycerin), 1-300 gr.
Kxt. Hyosc^'amus, 1-2 gr.
Olcoresln Capsicum, i-io HI.
Oil Peppermint, i-io %
15 Cinchonidine salicylate, 2 1-2 grs I 90 98 22
i6tCinchonidinc salicylate, Sf^rs 350 178 58
17 Cocaine and Cubeb Compound I 95 I 00 23
Cocaine hydrochlorate, i-ia gr.
Potassium chlorate, a grs.
Ammonium chloride, i gr.
Kxt. (ilycyrrhiza, ajirs.
Olcoream Cubeb, 1-8 ill.
Cold, No. 3 (65) . . 2 35 I 20 27
Quinine sulphate, a grs.
Ii>ecac and Opium powder, a grs.
Capsicum, 1-4 gr.
Tinct. Aconite, i 1I.
Creosote Compound (152).. 215 I 10 25
Creosote, i-ia m.
C^ocaine hydrochlorate, i-ao gr.
Ceilum oxalate, a grs.
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 1-4 gr.
Tinct. Nux vomica, 1-4 ill.
18 Cubeb Compound (Gonorrhcea) 70 38
Powd. Cubeb, 3-4 gr.
I)ne<l Ferrous sulphate, 1-8 gr.
Copaiba mass, i-a gr.
Venice Turpentine, 1-4 gr.
Oil Sauial, 1-4 ni.
Oil Gaultheria, 1-10 111.
i9tCy8titis No. i I 25 65 16
Boric acid, a grs.
Potassium bicarbonate, a grs.
Kxt. Buchu, I gr.
Kxt. Triticum, i gr.
Kxt. Corn-sillc, i-a gr.
Kxt. Hydrangea, 1-2 gr.
Atropine sulphate, i-Soo gr.
Cystitis, No. 2 (i5.3).. i 35 7o *7
Benzoic acid, 3 grs.
Sodium borate, a grs.
Ext. Buchu, I gr.
Ext. Triticum, 1 gr.
Ext. Corn-silk, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hydrangea, i-a gr.
Atropine sulphate, i-<)00 gr.
2otDamiana Compound I 55 So 19
Ext. Damlana, 2 grs.
Phosphorus, 1-30 gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
fSce note at foot of page 24$.
365
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
mj ( Formulae not priced in bottles of xoo ? M O C
""• < are supplied at lo cts. per bot. ) Per looo Per soo Per loo
Damiana Compound, 9 2 (Dr. La Ma-
drid) (154)..$ I 6o $ 83 $
Zinc phosphide, i-iogr.
Ext. Indian Cannabis, 1-4 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-40 gr.
Ext. Damiana, x x-2 grs.
Dermatol (Subgallate of Bismuth), 5 grs.
(203).. 7 45 3 75 78
21 Diarrhoea 2 00 i 03 23
Bismuth subnitrate, 3 grs.
Sacch. Pepsin, U. S. P., i8qo, 2 grs.
Arom. Chalk powder, 2 grs.
fDigestive, 9 "A" (see also p. 63) . . (66) . . i 70 88 20
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), x gr.
Pure Pancreatin, x gr.
Calcium lactophospnate, 2 grs.
22 Digestive, 9** B" 480 243 51
Pepsin aseptic (x-jooo), 3 grs.
Diastase, x-4 gx,
Ext. Nux vomica, x-8 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, x-i2 gr«
Dipsomania (i55)- 150 78 18
Gold and Sodium chloride, x-24 gr.
Strychnine nitrate, x-6o gr.
Glonoin (Nitroglycerin), x-200 gr.
Atropine, 1-200 gr.
Tinct. Digitalis, 3 la.
Oleoresin Capsicum, x-8 i^l.
Diuretic (126).. 55 30
Powd. Digitalis, i gr. Ext. Buchu, i gr.
Potassium nitrate, x gr. Powd. Squill, i gr.
23 Dover's Powder. JJ gprs . . . . per lb., $i . 50. . i 10 58 14
Gpecac and Opmm Powder.)
24 Emmenagogue i 3$ 70 17
Ergotin CBonjean), i gr.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, x gr.
Ext. Black Hellebore, i gr.
Aloes Socotrine, x gr.
Oil Savine, 1-4 ni.
fEmmenagogue, Improved ( 15^) • • i 50 78 18
Ext. Cotton root bark, i gr.
Ergotin CBonjean), i gr.
Dned Ferrous sulphate, x gr.
Ext. Black Hellebore, i gr.
Aloes Socotrine, i gr.
Oil Savine, 1-4 vi,
Emmenagogue, Modified (i57).. 105 55 14
Tinct. Guaiac com'p., 20 Vi.
Tinct. Cantharides, S ^.
Tinct. Aloes, 10 tti.
Dried Ferrous sulphate, 2 grs.
25 Ergotin Compound 195 100 23
Ergotin (Bonjean), i 1-2 grs.
Tr. Digitalis. 1-2 ill.
Quinine sulphate, 1-2 gr.
fSee note at foot of page 245.
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
^^ \ Formulx not priced in bottles of loo > M D C
^^^ ) are supphed at lo cts. per bot. ) Per looo Per Vx> Per loo
Expectorant (Tonic) (iS8)..$lio $ 58 $ 14
Strychnine salphate, i-6o fr.
Tin'ct Dicitalis. a 1^.
Terpin hydrate. 3 grs.
Powd. Opium. i-a4 fr.
Ext. HT09cyainu«, 1-4 fr.
Fcl BoTis, stt Ox GalL
Ferratin Boehrin^r (B. & S.), Gm. a25
ahws: 4 CTS (204).. 7 50 I S3
Kerratin Boehringer (B. & S.), Gm. a5
al*out 8 grs (205) . . »4 65 2 96
FerrxMis carbonate ( Blaud^s), 3 fTS»(67) . . 35 20
tFerrous carbonate ( Bland's), 5 fTS»(68) . . 40 23
Ferrous carbonate (Blaad*s), Modified
-(69).. 40 23 ..
Ferrous cart>onate mass (Bland*sX S C*
Arsenous acid. 1-40 gr.
Ferrous Lactate Compound (Dr. S. W.
Mitchell) (159)-. 185 95 22
Ferrous lactate, a grs.
Quinine sulphate, i gr.
£xt. Ignatia. 1-4 gr.
Ferrous Lactate and Cinchonine Com-
pound (31).. 6S 35 ..
Ferrous lactate, i gr.
Cinchonine sulphate, i gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus. i-S gr.
Arsenous acid, i-jp gr.
Strychnine sulphate, !-&) gr.
26tFoar Chlorides (Univ. Hosp. Pharm.).... 190 98 22
Ferric chloride, 2-3 gr. (equal to S ^•
Tinct. Ferric chloride).
Quinine hydrochlorate, i gr.
Arsenic chloride. 1-64 gr.
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, 1-48 gr.
Four Chlorides (without Mercary).( 160).. I 95 i 00 23
Ferric chloride, a-3 gr. (equal to S ^*
Tinct. Ferric chloride).
2uinine hydrochlorate, i gr.
rsenic chloride, 1-64 gr.
Ammonium chloride, 2 grs.
Four Chlorides, Modified. ( 161 ) . . I 00 53 13
Ferric chloride, 2-3 gr. (oqual to S ^•
Tinct. Ferric chloride).
Quinine hjrdrochlorate, 1-2 gr.
Arsenic chloride, i-ioogr.
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, i-ioo gr.
C^norrhoea, s^e Cubeb Compound,
Guaiac,2grs (iio).. 40 23
Guaiac and Hydrastis Compound
(Throat) (162).. 50 28 ..
Guaiac, 2 grs.
Ammonium chloride, 2 ffrs.
Fluid Golden-seal (colorless), i HI.
Ext. Glycyrrhiza, 2 grs.
fSee note kt foot of page 24S<
367
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
,„ (Formutenolprieedln bottles of ico t M D C
'■°- \ aiesupplledat locCs. perbot. f Per ion Pe'ffla Per lo
Guaiacol anil Hypophosphites Comp.
(Dr. R. G. Curtin) (163). .$405 J a oj f 4
GuBiacol, 1-
Qutnine hypophosphite
C»ldi— " ■- — •-•-
Ferric bypbphosphila, i-
91 hypophosphlte, i
^-.^ophoaphile, "^ '
pophosphite, _„
?otassmmliypopnosphile, i-tgr.
Mannancse hjpophospliile. 1-4 gT.
Strjcbntne hypophoaphlte, 1-64 gr.
Heart Tonic (Cactus grandiflor. Co.)., (70)
Fl. Est. Cercui jraDdiSarug, s "l.
Tinct. Dijgilalis, 3 m.
Clltated CaSeme, 1 gn.
HydrastiDC Campoand ( 164) . .
Lead acetate. 1 gn.
Zinc sulphate, 1 grs.
HydraaUne hydrochlorate, i-m gr.
Morphine acetate, i-3iEr.
27 Hypophosphites aod QuinlDe Compound
Quiuine hypophoaphite, i gr.
Ferric hypophoBphilo. i-a gr.
CalduDi hypophosphile, i-3 gr.
Sodium hypDpbOBphile, 1-4 gr.
FotaasiuiD bypophosphite, 1-4 ET.
Manganese hypophoBphite, 1-4 gr.
28 Hypophosphites and Quinine Compouud
wiUi Stiychnine :
Formula as abOTe, adding to each tablet,
Strychnine hypophosphile, 1-64 gr.
39 Hypophosphites and Quinine Compoand
with Creosote
Same ai B ot No. iS, with addition of '
Beechwood Creosote i-io % to esch
Injection Compound — ZHuonlinued.
Intestinal Tonic (203).. 1
. Podophyllum resin, 1-5 gr.
Euonymip, i-s gr.
Beechwood Creosote, t-io "l.
Leptandrin, i-Sgr.
Eit. Chtrata, 1 gr.
30 Krameritt Compound 1
Fl. est. Krameria, 1 m.
Fowd. Opium, 1-4 g[.
Powd. Glycyrrhiia, i-* gr.
31 Ferrous Lactate and Cinchonine Comp.
Ferrous lactate, 1 gr.
Cinchonine sulphate, 1 gr.
Ebtt. Hyoscyamus, 1-5 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, i-te gr.
Lacto-fenic and Cinchonine Compound.
Kt Ferrous LaitaU and Cmthimait Q>m-
fimnd.
Lieoiice po*(ier Comp., see psiee 64
jaa
COMPRESS! i
. .F,::r,.;*iiai priced tab.-: ^ ^"^
^ *-e»uppl»d «!»«.- ?„,»?«««''«;«
lii!-.;:.-™aiiToiuct . S i i' S toi >:
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r.r.: P«siarti«.
I«P.= ^%Ml. Jgn.
l-.-j «>pauii.i-«,i[r.
FV.. tlTMCTUDUa. 1-4
1 ■ ; i; v■^ w, (U GuK 105 ■«
■■■■-: 4CT' . ''^". « 30
i,:rs:.t. Kx^hrinpr ■■;;,',3i.. Bo r.
■■■■-■■ i er*
Kerr 'Uf carbonate 1 - ^.if
+KirT\vjj.cartmnite . ■ ^ ;>' ,|66).. 100 155
Ketr.^u* cartNmat' _; ^ "'
Kcrroa* Laa«e .' .-':.-\f,vadoi.. 1 k> bi
Mitfhellj ^ ; %
FtireoilKt • ;. ■'
Si-iSS .f.jjv
CinchoolD >*i^
t^S ^"^ ""'^'" ^ ''
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2^-* f'^'- '"s . 55
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EM.(
H ^k.
l^&eaote
■ mm
^^F PhoaphOTus. i-ytogc,
W0piiim.CampluirandTaniiin(j..f.l.(i;i) I 35
V C-UDphor, I er. Tannic ^cid. 1 era.
W Opium, 1-4 er.
r Opium anH HyospyanmL; (,73; , ,0
Opium, i-a gr.
£]Lt. Hyoscyamua, 1 gr.
Ox Gall Compound {Gastric Dyspepsia)
(173)-. 2 10
Inspissated Ox Gall, i gr.
PurePancreatm, igT-
Ent. Colocynth comp., 1-4 gr.
Quinine hydtoclil orate. 1-3 er.
Ext.NuKvomica,i-8gr.
Ext. Taraxacum. 1 gr.
■ OiGall and Ginger (174).. 45
Inspissated Ox Gall. 2 grs.
Jamaica Gtngei, 1 at.
Ox Gall, Pepsin and Panereatin...(l7S). . 4 So
Pepsin aseptic (i-3ooo>. 1 grs.
Pure Pancrealin. 1 grs.
36+Pep5inand Bismnlh, 5 "A". 2 20
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 1 gr.
37 Pepsin and Bismuth, B "B" 335
38 Pepsinand Bismuth, B''C"... I 35
Pepsin aseptic (i-looo), 1-4 er.
Bismuth subnitrate. i p.
Pepsin, Bismuth and Charcoal (7a) . . 4 05
Pepsin aseptic (i-3cx»), 1 grs.
Bismuth subnitrate. 1 grs,
Peptonizmg, see page 63.
Pepsin, Sacchar, U.S.P, 1890, S e". (75) . . 95
Phenacetine (Bayer), i gi (107).. 3 85
Phenacetine (Bayer), 2 grs (lOS),. 7 10
tPbenacetme (Bayer), 3 grs (109).. II 00
Phenace ti ne (Bayer). 5 gn (aoQ.. 1780
^^e note at foot oi page 145.
^6S
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
fr 5 Formulae not priced in bottles of loo > M D C
"• I are supplied at lo cts. per bot. ) Per looo Per 500 Per 100
Lupulin and Bromide Com pound. (200)..$ I 15 $ 60 $ 15
Lupulin, 1-2 gr.
Scutellarin, 1-2 gr.
Ergotin (Boniean), 1-4 gr.
Atropine sulphate, 1-2000 g:r.
Zinc Dromide, i-iogr.
32 Mercuric iodide 205 105 24
Potassio-Mercuric iodide, i gr.
33 Mercuric oxide, yellow, about 1-200 gr.
(1-3 milligramme) "^S 20
Migraine (5).. 80 43 11
Acetanilid, 2 grs.
Camphor monobromated, 1-2 gr.
Cltrated Caffeine, 1-2 gr.
Mixed Treatment (166).. 300 153 33
Potassium iodide, 2 grs.
Syrup Ferrous iodide, 5 Til.
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, 1-64 a[r.
Solution Arsenic and Mercuric iodide, 2 ni.
Tinct. Nux vomica, 2 ^l.
34 Nasal bots. of 50, $1 . 40 per doz. . i 20 63 15
Sodium bicarbonate, 5 grs.
Sodium borate. S grs.
Sodium chloride, 5 grs.
Sodium benzoate, 7-24 gr.
Sodium salicylate, 7-24 gr.
Oil Eucalyptus, 7-48 Til.
Thymol, 7-48 gr.
Menthol, 7-96 gr.
Oil Gaultheria, 7-96 m.
Nasal, Improved (209) . . 50 28
Sodium chloride, "j grs.
Menthol, 3-50 gr.
Thymol, 3-50 gr*
Sodium borate, $ grs.
Oil Eucalyptus, 3-50 ^l-
Oil Gaultheria, 3.100 A-
Nausea,9 2 (167).. 305 155 34
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 grs.
Cerium oxalate, 2 grs.
Cocaine hydrochlorate, 1-12 gr.
fNeuralgic (168).. 210 108 24
Quinine sulphate, 1 1-2 grs.
Morphine sulphate, 1-20 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-30 gr.
Ext. Aconite leaves, 1-4 gr.
Neuralgic Headache (Dr. Myers). (124).. 170 88 20
Sodium bromide, 5 grs.
Citrated Caffeine, 1-2 gr.
Acetanilid C/lntifebrin)^ i gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr.
Morphine sulphate, 1-50 gr.
35 Neuralgic Idiopathic (Brown-Sequard).. 190 98 22
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 2-3 gr.
Ext. Conium fruit, 2-3 gr.
Ext. Ignatia amara, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Opium, x-2 gr.
Ext. Aconite leaves. 1-3 gr.
Ext. Indian Cannabis. 1-4 gr.
Ext, Stramonium seed, x-S gr. ,
Ext. Beiiadonna leaves, 1-6 tcr.
fSee note at foot of page 24S'
369
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
m^ •( Formulae not priced in bottles of 100 ) M D C
( are supplied at 10 cts. per bot. ) Per 1000 Per soo Per 100
Neural^c, Improved (169).. $2 85 $ i 45 $ 32
Quinine sulphate, 2 grs.
Acetanilid, 2 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr,
£xt. Indian Cannabis, 1-4 gr.
Arsenous acid, i-ioo gr.
Nux Vomica and Ignatia Comp . . . ( 170) . . 40 25
Ecjual to 10 ni ofDr. Freligh's Tonic.
Tinct. Nux vomica, i in,.
Tinct. Ignatia, i v\,.
Tinct. Cinchona. 5 in,.
Tinct. German Chamomile, i ni.
Tinct Gentian, i in,.
Tinct. Calumba, 1-2 ^..
Phosphorus, 1-300 gr.
Aromatic powder, i gr.
Opium, Camphor and Tannin {s.-c. ) . ( 171 ) i 35 70 17
Camphor, x gr. Tannic acid, 2 grs.
Opium, 1-4 gr.
Opium and Hyoscyamus (172) i 10 58 14
Opium, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, i gr.
Ox Gall Compound (Gastric Dyspepsia)
(173).. 2 10 I 08 24
Inspissated Ox Gall, i gr.
Pure.Pancreatin, i gr.
Ext. Colocynth comp., 1-4 gr.
guinine hydrochlorate, 1-2 gr.
xt. Nux vomica, 1-8 gr.
Ext. Taraxacum, i gr.
Ox Gall and Ginger (I74).* 45 25
Inspissated Ox Gall, 2 grs.
Jamaica Ginger, i srr.
OxGall,Pepsin and Pancreatin...(i75).. 450 228 48
Inspissated Ox Gall, 2 grs.
Pepsin aseptic C1-3000), 2 grs.
Pure Pancreatin, 2 grs.
36tPepsm and Bismuth, 9 **A" 220 113 25
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), i gr.
Bismuth subnitrate. 3 grs.
37 Pepsin and Bismuth, ^ "B" 3 35 i 70 37
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 2 1-2 grs.
Bismuth subnitrate. 2 1-2 ers.
38 Pepsin and Bismuth, ^"C" i 35 70 17
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 1-4 gr.
Bismuth subnitrate. i gr.
Pepsin, Bismuth and Charcoal (72) . . 4 05 2 05 44
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 2 grs.
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 grs.
Charcoal, 2 grs.
Peptonizing, see page 63.
Pepsin, Sacchar., U.S.P., 1890, 5 grs . (75) . . 95 50 13
Phenacetine (Bayer), I gr (107).. 385 195 42
Phenacetine (Bayer), 2 grs (108).. 720 363 75
fPhenacetine (Bayer), 3 grs (109).. 11 00 5 53 I 13
Phenacetine (Bayer), 5 grs ,.(201).. 17 80 8 q^ i 81
fSee Dote at foot ot page 245.
^9
COMPRESSED TABLETS
-wr Trrsd n joniea li ma' M O C
MK gigpiiigi X m :a. gg aon > FtraBt Ar^s Fkrico
?*irna— ^nr uui -raaii ■ 114) . .f ci 9$ $ 6 OO $ I 23
? irksM'jzs. ^Kt'.iqnarB;. T-i gr.
r^r-c ^ncocoace. Minnie, r-xgr.
i^Miid .K.'za^C'.ixi^r.vsui • 151) . . 80 43 11
2"? "15. SdiSfSL J "^
.711131. K '^
P/Air.!- -•.lari'-.ciii. ice page 63,
F'yCaiv- . 1=. '.r-.— : i±. see pag* 64.
P'/lais; irr- liLorirc. ie« page 64.
VfAzsAi^^m -.rAA^ S gn 'I191-- 415 210 45
PotAiiism nitrate, 5 gn fl2l>.. 3D 18
Potauisiiim ptrmskngaLnHjt^ I-2 gr. . f 177) . . 30 18
Fota5f;iiiin pennangaDate, I gr ^178).. Jo 18 ..
tPMassmm permanganate, 2 grs . . . ( 120) . . 35 20
f 'ota 5;5iii2m permanganate, 5 grs . . , f 179) . . 50 28
'^^inine arsenate, 1-3 gr fi8o).. 85 45 12
'Quinine, Iron and Zinc valerianates fhalf-
s^irtngXh )..(tu^ar-coalr(/) (181).. I 90 98 22
Quinine valerianate. 1-2 gr.
Ferric valerianate. 1-2 gr.
Zinc valerianate, 1-2 gr.
Rheumatic, No. I (182).. 270 138 30
Utiinine sulphate, i gr.
Est. CoUhicum root. 1 gr.
Ext. Coh»cynth comp., 1-2 gr.
Ext. ilyoflcyamiis, 1-4 gr
Pnwd. (Jpium, 1-4 gr.
Mass nf Mercury, 1 gr.
fKheumatic. N(». 2 (183).. 180 93 21
tn{. C'Moryiithrfmip., i i-agrt.
£«t. LmIi hit urn MMit, I gr.
\n[. MynflryaMiU"!. I .1 gt.
MptrMUMifi I hi»itl«Je, Miild, I-.1 gr.
Rhttbdtlt aHtt Ntulrt;; .....1.. (98)-. 40 23
Rh)ilij»tb, ♦ i ii^f*.
t Ml Pi?tih«*HiilHh M-. ^v
.^9 RttticlHt I) tttit . . ; . . . : . . . : : : ; ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . .. 3 20 I I3 25
^ 371
H COMPRESSED TABLETS.
^^ tSalieylieacidandMotphine, 8l-—(l84)..$ I 65
Salicylic arid, I II grs.
Moiphlne sulphate, i-ii gt.
Salicylic acid and MDrphine,B z...(lS5).. z 70
Sibcylic add, 5 bts.
Morpliine sulphate, l-Sgr.
Saline and Chalybeate Tonic, Flint's
{Sagar-coaltd, brown) _(n8) .. 60
Sodium chloride, 3 ETS.
Potassium rhlorlde, 3-ao gt.
PotadBlum 411 Inhale, r-m m.
Potassinm
SodiuiDCai
Mapiwlun — _.
Calcium phDspbatA, preclp., i-a gt.
Caldnro carbonate, predp.. i-iogr.
Seduced iron, o-ao er.
» Ferrous carbonate mass (Vallefa), 110 g
Saline Tonic (Laiative) (186)..
Magnesium sulphale, zo era.
-Ferrous sulphate. 1-4 er.
Diluted Sulphuric acid, 3 "i-
Tiocl. Quassia, 5 "l.
40 Salol,2 i-igra
41 Salol, S fits
42 Salol and Terpin hydrate
Salol, 3ps.
TerpiB hydrate, SETS.
Salt and Iron (Dr. Memminger)..(2o6) . .
Sodium chloride, id grs.
Ext. Euonymus, i-i gr-
ISbw Palmetto Compound ('99)-.
Ert. Saw Palmetto, 3erl.
Tr. Cantharides, a H.
Tr. Belladonna teavss. a la.
_ Eit. Corn silit, i.a_gr.
Sedative (Dr. B. i=-. Baer) (187)..
Ext. Valerian, i Kr.
Ext.Sumbul.igr.
Asafelida. purified, igr.
Sedative Compound (188)..
Dried Ferrous sulphate, i gr.
Ext. Valeriaa, i gr.
Ext. Sumbul, I gr.
Asaletida, purified, 1 gr.
Seneea Compound (I!'9) ■ -
AinnioDium caibtmate, 1 gr.
ITinct Squill, 1 n. '
Tlnct Seaesa, i ^..
Tlnct.Aco3te.i-4ia-
PL ext. Grindelia. a til. ,
Fluid Gudac, concentratM, i-i ii|.
Soda Mint, see page 64.
Sodium bicarbonate, see page 6v
f See note at foot of page I4S.
•
D
Persoo
C
Per 100
$ 43
$ II
70
17
65
i6
95
22
7«
i8
372
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
^ ( ForiDuIae not priced in bottles of xoo I M
( arc supplied at lo cts. per bot. f Per xooo
43tSodium bromide, 5 gn^ $ 8o
44 Sodium bromide, lo g^ I 35
Sodium salicylate, 3 gn^ (190) . . i 25
fSodium salicylate, 5 grs (loi) . . I 85
Sodium salicylate Compound (iQi)** I 50
Sodium salicylate, 3 gn.
Ext. Colchicum root, 1-2 gr.
Tinct. Digitalis, i ni.
Sodmm sulphite Compound (Anti-Fer-
"jent).... (192).. 70 38 ..
Sodium sulphite, i gr.
Salicylic acid, i gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-8 gr.
Fowd. Capsicum, 1-8 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
Sodium sulphite Compound with Pepsin —
Discontinued.
Sulphur, 5 grs. (102).. 30 18
Sulphur Compound (116).. 50 28 ..
Sulphur.suolimed, 5 grs.
Ext. Ipecac, i-ioo gr.
Ext. Capsicum, 1-500 gr.
Potassium bitartrate, 2 grs.
Arsenous acid, i-iooo gr.
Calcium sulphide, 1-8 gr.
Sulphur and Cream of Tartar (103).. 40 23
Sulphur, sublimed, 4jp's.
Potassium bitartrate, 2 grs.
Sumbul Compound (Goodeirs)...( 194).. 90 48 12
Ext. Sumbul, I gr.
Asafetida, 2 grs.
Ferrous sulphate, dried, i gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-40 gr.
Sun Cholera (104).. 65 35
Tinct. Opium, 3 tti.
Tinct. Rhubarb, 3 ta.
Tinct. Capsicum, 3 v\.
Spirit Camphor, 3 ni.
Oil Peppermint, q. s.
45tSyphilitic 9 "A" 235 120 27
Potassium iodide, 2 1-2 grs.
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, 1-40 gr.
Powd. Opium, i-io gr.
46 Syphilitic, 9"B" 2 10 I 08 24
Potassium iodide, 2 1-2 grs.
Mercuric chloride, corrosive, 1-40 gr.
Terpin hydrate Compound ( 195) . . I 25 65 16
Terpin hydrate, 3 grs.
Tinct. Guaiac, ammoniated, 6 v\,.
Tinct. Opium, camphorated, 10 "in,.
Fl. ext. Wild Cherry, S ^1.
Powd. Belladonna leaves, 1-16 gr.
Tonic (Aiken'sJ (196).. i 30 68 16
Quinine sulphate, i gr.
Reduced iron, 2-3 gr.
Arsenous acid, i-So gr.
Strychnine sulphate, i-So gr.
Ext. Gentian, 1-4 gr.
fSee note ait foot of page 24S.
373 •
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
1^ { Formulae not priced in bottles of loo I M D C
"• 1 are supplied at lo cts. per bot. j Per looo Per «;oo Per xoo
Tonic Sedative (Climacteric) ( 197) . . $ 3 10 $ I 58 $ 34
?uinine hydrochlorate, i gr.
inct. Ferric chloride, S ^«
Arsenous acid, 1-60 ct.
Gold and Sodium c&loride, 1-16 gr.
47 Tonic, Vegetable 35 20
Ext. Gentian, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Quassia, 1-2 gr.
48 Trifolium Compound (Alterative) 60 33
Ext. Red Clover, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Stillingia, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Xanthoxylum, 1-8 gr.
Ext. Lappa, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Phytolacca root, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Iris, 1-4 gr.
49 Triple Bromides i 05 55 14
Sodium bromide, 2 x-2 grs.
Potassium bromide, 2 1-2 grs.
Ammonium bromide, 2 x-2 grs.
Uterine Astringent and Antiseptic. (198).. i 45 75 18
Alum, 3 grs.
Zinc sulphate, 2 grs.
Fluid Golden-seal (colorless), x x-2 Til.
Morphine sulphate, x-20 gr.
Tannic acid, 2 grs.
Boric acid, 6 grs.
50 Viburnum Compound (Uterine Tonic)... 125 65 16
Ext. Viburnum Prunifolium, x gr.
Ext. Viburnum Opulus, x ^.
Ext. Star-grass. 1-2 gr.
Ext. Helonias (False Unicom), x-2 gr.
Ext. Squaw-vine, x-2 gr.
Caulopnyllin, x-4 gr.
Voice (105).. 90 48 12
Potassium chlorate, 2 x-2 grs.
Sodium borate, 2 1-2 grs.
Cocaine hydrochlorate, x-50 gr.
Warburg's Tincture (208).. 235 120 27
Each tablet represents x fluidrachm War-
burg's Tincture.
51 Zinc sulphocarbolate, 2 grs $5 30
52tZinc sulphocarbolate, 5 grs. I 05 55 14
HERB ENDS THE ALPHABETICAL ARRANGEMENT.
53 Acetanilid, Aromatic 65 35
Acetanilid, S grs.
Oil Gaultheria, q. s.
54 See page 63.
SSfAnti-Asthmatic (Hare) 2 60 i 33 29
Sodium iodide. 2 grs.
Sodium bromide, 2 grs.
Fl. ext. Euphorbia pil.. 3 IH,.
Glonoin CNitroglycerin), x-200 gr.
Tr. Lobelia, 2 Til. ^^^^__
fSee note at foot of page 24^.
374
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
ff j Formalae not priced in bottles of lOo I M D C
"^' \ are supplied at lo cts. per bot. f Per looo Per Soo Per lOO
56 Anti-Malarial ...$280 $ I 43 $ 9q
Powd. Nux vomica, 1-4 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscvamus, 1-2 gr.
Quinine sulphate, 3 grs.
57 Bismuth and Charcoal I 60 83 19
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 gn.
Charcoal, S ff<^>
58 and 59. See page 63.
60 Brown Mixture Compound 45 25
Ext. Glycyrrhiza, i 4-S grs.
Powd. Opium, 3-100 gr.
Benzoic acid, 3-100 gr.
Camphor, 3-100 gr.
Antimony and Potassium tartrate, 3-900 gr.
Oil Anise, 3-100 v\,.
Ammonium chloride, i gr.
6itCalomel, 5 grs .*.. 115 60 15
62 Calomel and Capsicum 65 35
Mercurous chloride, mild, a grs.
Capsicum, x-2 gr.
63 Charcoal, 5 grs 30 18
64tCharcoal, 10 grs 50 28
65 Cold, No. 3 23s 120 27
Quinine sulphate, 2 grs.
Ipecac and Opium powder, 2 grs.
rowd. Capsicum, x-4 gr.
Tinct. Aconite, 1 fll.
66tDigestive, ^ **A" (see also page 63) i 70 88 20
67 Ferrous carbonate (Blaud's), 3 grs 35 20
68tFerrous carbonate ( Blaud's), 5 grs 40 23
69 Ferrous carbonate (Blaud's), Modified.. 40 23
Ferrous carbonate mass (Biaud's), S grs.
Arsenous acid, 1-40 gr.
70 Heart Tonic (Cactus grandiflor. Comp). i 80 93 21
Fl. Ext. Cereus grandiflorus, S ^H..
Tinct. Digitalis, 2 tn,.
Citrated Caffeine, 2 grs.
71 See page 63.
72 Pepsin, Bismuth and Charcoal 4 05 2 05 44
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 2 grs.
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 grs.
Charcoal, 2 grs.
74 Pepsin, Lactated — Discontinued,
75 Pepsin, Saccharated, U.S.P., 1890, 5 grs. 95 50 13
76 and 77. See page 63.
78, 79, 80 and 81. See page 64.
98 Rhubarb and Soda 40 23
Rhubarb, x x-2 grs.
Sodium bicarbonate, 1 1-2 grs.
Oil Peppermint, q. s.
(fg and 100, See page 64.
fSee note at foot of page 24$.
376
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
N« i Formulae not priced in bottles of loo ) M D C
^ ( are supplied at lo cts, per bot. J Per looo Per 500 Per 100
laof Potassium permaiifxanate, 2^rs $ 35 $ 20 $
121 Potassium nitrate, 5 prs 30 18
122 Bismuth and Creosote 290 148 32
Bismuth subnitrate, S 8TS.
Creosote, 1-10 la.
Milk su^r, 2gTS.
123 Chloral, 5 grs I 35 70 17
124 Neuralpic Headache (Dr. Myers) 1 70 88 20
' Sodium bromide, S grs.
Citrated Caffeine, 1-2 g^r.
Acetanilid iAntifebrin), i gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr.
Morphine sulphate, 1-50 gr.
125 Calomel, 4 grs I 10 58 14
126 Diuretic 55 30
Powd. Digitalis, i gr. Ext. Buchu, i gr.
Potassium nitrate, i gr. Powd. Squill, i gr.
l27tAcctanilid Compound, 9 i 45 25
Acetanilid, 2 grs.
Fl. Ext. Gelsemium, i ^..
128 Acetanilid Compound, 9 2 70 38
Acetanilid, 4 grs.
Fl. Ext. Gelsemium. 2^..
129 Acetanilid Compound, 9 3. I 15 60 15
Acetanilid, 3 grs.
Morphine comp. powder, 3 grs.
130 Acetanilid Compound, 9 4. i 15 60 15
Acetanilid, 2 1-2 grs.
Citrated Caffeine, i gr.
Gelscmperin, i-io gr.
131 Acetanilid and Sodium Comp., ^2 I 00 53 13
Acetanilid, 2 1-2 grs.
Sodium bicarbonate, 2 1-2 grs.
Citrated Caffeine, i gr.
Tinct. Gelsemium, 3 ni,.
132 Ammonium salicylate Compound 625 315 66
Ammonium sahcylate, 3 grs.
Phenacetine (Bayer), i gr.
Caffeine, 1-2 g^r.
Salicin, i 1-2 gr.
133 Anti- Asthmatic. 9 2. 4 05 2 05 44
Potassium iodide, S grs.
Solution Potassium arsenite, i v\,,
Tinct. Lobelia, 4 tti,
Tinct. Belladonna leaves. 1 1-2 ni.
Tinct. Opium, deodorized, 1-2 Til.
Oil Gaultherla, q. s.
134 Anti-Dyspeptic 125 65 16
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
Mass of Mercury, 2 grs.
Ext. Colocynth comp., 2 grs.
i35tAnti-Dyspeptic, ^ 2 50 28
Strychnine sulphate, 1-60 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-4 gr.
Ext. Rhubarb, 1-4 gr.
Ext. Gentian. 1-2 gr.
Sodjum bicarbonate, 2 grs.
fSee note ait foot of page 24$*
377
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
ij j Formulae not priced in bottles of loo I M D C
"• 1 are supplied at lo cts. per bot. j Per looo Per 500 Per 100
136 Anti-Dyspeptic, ^ 3 (Fothergiirs Im-
proved) $ 65 $ 35 $ ..
Ext. Gentian, i gr.
Mass of Mercury, i gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
Powd. Capsicum, i-io gr.
Strychnine, 1-40 gr.
137 Anti-Lithic (Dr. Hewish) 1^0 63 15
Sodium phosphate, 4 grs.
Lithium benzoate, i gr.
Sodium bicarbonate, i gr.
Potassium bicarbonate, i gr.
Sodium chloride, i gr.
138 Antimonial Powder (James' Powder),
3 grs 35 20
139 Bismuth and Calomel 145 75 18
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 grs.
Mercurous chloride, mud, i-io gr.
Aromatic Powder, i gr.
140 Bismuth and Ipecac Compound i 45 75 18
Bismuth subnitrate, 2 ^s.
Mercurous chloride, mild, 1-20 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, 1-50 gr.
Aromatic powder, i gr.
141 Bismuth, Opium and Carbolic acid. .... 350 178 38
Bismuth subnitrate, 5 grs.
Powdered Opium, 1-2 gr.«
Aromatic powder, i gr.
Carbolic acid, 1-2 gr.
142 Blaud's with Nux Vomica 40 23
Ferrous carbonate mass (Blaud's), 3 grs.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-6 gr.
143 Blaud's and Sumbul Compound 70 38
Ferrous carbonate mass (Blaud's), 3 grs.
E^t. Sumbul, I gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-60 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-60 gr.
144 Bromide and Caffeine Compound i 30 68 16
Sodium bromide, 5 grs.
Caffeine, 1-2 gr.
Acetanilid, 2 grs.
Tinct. Gelsemium, 3 ni.
145 Calomel and Rhubarb Compound 60 33
Mercurous chloride, mild, 1-3 gr.
Ext. Rhubarb, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Cblocynth comp., 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-6 gr.
i46tCalomel and Sodium bicarbonate, 9 I. 45 25
Mercurous chloride, mild, i gr.
Sodium bicarbonate, i gr.
147 Calomel and Sodium bicarbonate Comp. 80 43 II
Mercurous chloride, mild. 2 grs.
Sodium bicarbonate. 2 grs.
Podophyllum resin, 1-3 gr.
148 Camphor, Hyoscyamus and Valerian... 70 38
Camphor, x gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Valerian, i-a gr.
fSee note at foot of page 24$.
378
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
1^^ « Formnlx not priced in bottles of loo {, M ' D C
'^ "* are sapplied at ic cts. per bot. f Per looo Per 500 Per no
149 Cathartic Compound, U. S. P $120 $ 63 $ 15
Ext. CdocTnth oomp. .Gm. oioS about 1 1-4 grs.
If ercQTOcs chlor^ mOd.Gm. oui6 '* i gr.
£xt.1alap Gm.Oj03 '* t-^gr.
Powa.Gambo^ Gm. oi>iS ** 1*4 Cr.
150 Cathartic Vegetable I jo 68 16
Ext. Coiocyiith, 1-5 gr.
Pi>d(^hy!Iazn resin, 1-4 gr.
Scamaaony resin, 1-3 gr.
Aloes Socotrine, i 1-4 grs.
Poird. Cardamom, 1-4 gr.
Povd. Soap, 1-9 gT.
151 Pinos .\lba Compound 80 43 n
Symp WTiite Pme bark, 5 H.
Syrap Wild Cherry, 5 K-
Syrup Squill, 3 ^.
Symp Senega, 3 1^.
Synip Ipecac 2 i^.
Strap Sangxiinaria, 1 ^,.
Tmct. Opium, camphorated, 10 i(.
Potassium nitrate, i gr.
Oil Gaultheria. q. s.
152 Creosote Compound 215 i 10 25
Cneosote, x-ii H,
Cocaine hydrochlorate, i-so gr.
Cerium oxalate, 2 grs.
Pepsin aseptic (i-jtxn), 1-4 gr.
Tinct. Nux vomica, 1-4 1^.
iS3Cy^tis,B2.. 135 70 17
Benzoic acid, 3 grs.
Sodium borate, 2 grs.
Ext. Buchu, I gr.
Ext. TritKum, I gr.
Ext. Corn-silk, 1-2 gr.
Elxt. Hirdrangea, 1-2 gr.
Atropine sulphate, 1-500 gr.
154 Damiana Comp,,B 2 (Dr. LaMadrid)... 160 83 19
Zinc phc^hide, i-io gr.
Ext. Indian Cannabis, 1-4 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, 1-40 gr.
Ext. Damiana, i 1-2 grs.
155 Dic^^mania i 50 78 18
(jold and Sodium chloride, 1-24 gr.
Strirchnine nitrate, i-6c gr.
Glonoin (Nitroglycerin), 1-200 gr.
Atropine, i-aoo gr.
Tinct, Digitalis, 3 m,
Oleoresin Capsicum, i-8 1^.
l5l6t£ininenagocue. Improved i 50 78 18
Ext. Cotton root bark, i gr.
ErfTotiu CBonjean). i gr.
Dned Ferrous sulphate, i gr.
Ext. Black Hellebore, i gr.
Aloes Socotrine, 1 gr. x
Oil Savine, 1-4 ^
157 Emmenaffogue, Modified 105 55 14
Tinct. Guaiac comp., so %.
Tinct, Cantharides, S ^.
Tinct. Aloes, 10 1^
Dried Ferrous sulphate, a grs.
fSee note at foot of page 14s*
38o
----- - - ~- - ■-■■ .. --, > -
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
^_ 5 Formulae not priced in bottles of loo ? M D C
*^°* ( are supplied at 10 cts. per hot. ) Per looo Persoo Perioo
169 NeuraljTic, Improved $ 2 85 $ I 45 $ 32
Quinme sulphate, 2 grs.
Acctanilid 2 grs.
Ext. Hyoscyaiuus, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Indian Cannabis, 1-4 gr. "
Arsenous acid, i-ioo gr.
170 Nux Vomica and lOTiatia Compound... 40 23
Equal to 10 la of Dr. Freligh's Tonic.
Tinct. Nux vomica, i ni.
Tinct. Ignatia, i ill.
Tinct. Cinchona. 5 ^..
Tinct. Chamomile, German, i ni.
Tinct. Gentian, 1 tfi.
Tinct. Calumba, 1-2 ni.
Phosphorus, i-ioo gr.
Aromatic powder, i gr
171 Opium, Camphor and Tannin (s.-c) .... I 35 70 17
Camphor, i gr.
Opium, 1-4 gr.
Tannic acid, 2 grs.
172 Opium and tlyoscyamus I 10 58 14
Opium, 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, i ^.
173 Ox Gall Compound (Gastric Dyspepsia) 2 lo I 08 24
Inspissated Ox Gall, i gr.
Pure Pancreatin, 1 gr.
Ext. Colocynth comp., x-4 gr.
guinine hydrochlorate, x-2 gr. •
xt. Nux vomica, 1-8 gr.
Ext. Taraxacum, i gr.
174 Ox Gall and Ginger 45 25
Inspissated Ox Gall, 2 grs,
Jamaica Ginger, i gr.
175 Ox Gall, Pepsin and Pancreatin 4 50 2 28 48
Inspissated Ox Gall, 2 grs.
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), 2 grs.
Pure Pancreatin, 2 grs.
176 Phosphates Compound (Nutritive) I 00 53 13
Phosphoric acid, i gr.
Potassium phosphate, 7-8 gr.
Magnesium phosphate, 1-2 gr.
Calcium phosphate, precipitated, 3-8 gr.
Ferric phosphate, soluble, 1-2 gr.
Quinine hydrochlorate, 1-8 gr.
Strychnine, 1-240 gr.
177 Potassium permanganate, 1-2 gr 30 18
178 Potassium permanganate, I gr. 30 18
179 Potassium permanganate, 5 grs 50 28
180 Quinine arsenate, 1-3 ^r 85 45 12
181 Quinine, Iron and Zinc valerianates
(half-strength) . . {sugar-coated) I 90 98 22
Quinine valerianate, x-2 gr.
Ferric valerianate, 1-2 gr.
Zinc valerianate, 1-2 gr.
182 Rheumatic, i^ 1 270 138 30
guinine sulphate, i gr.
xt. Colchicum root, i gr.
Ext. Colocynth comp., 1-2 gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, 1-4 gr.
Powdered Opium, 1-4 gr.
Msiss of Mercury, i gr.
#
38i
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
jg ( Formulae not priced in bottles of xoo ) M D C
< are supplied at lo cts. per bot. j Per looo Per 500 Per loo
iSsfRheumatic. 9 2 $180 $ 93 $ 21
Ext. Colocynth comp., i x-2 grs.
Ext. Colchicum root, i gr.
Ext. Hyoscyamus, x-3 grr.
Mercurous chloride, mud, 1-3 gr.
i84tSalicylic acid and Morphine, 9 I i 65 85 20
Salicylic acid, 2 1-2 grs.
Morphine sulphate, 1-12 gr.
185 Salicylic acid and Morphine, 92. 2 70 I 38 30
Salicylic acid, ^ grs.
Morphine sulpnate, 1-8 gr.
186 Saline Tonic (Laxative) 60 33
Magnesium sulphate, 20 grs.
Ferrous sulphate, 1-4 gr.
Diluted Sulphuric acid, 2 ni.
Tinct. Quassia, 5 ttl.
187 Sedative (Dr. B. F. Baer) i 05 55 14
Ext. VaJerian, i gr.
Ext. Sumbul, I gr.
Asafetida, purined, x gr.
188 Sedative Compound i 00 53 13
Dried Ferrous sulphate, i gr.
Ext. Valerian, i gr.
Ext. Sumbul, I gr.
Asafetida, purined, i gr.
Arsenous acid, x-6o gr.
189 Senega Compound 70 38
Ammonium carbonate, x gr. .
Ammonium bromide, i gr.
Tinct. Squill, 2 ni.
Tinct. Senega, 2 ni.
Tinct. Aconite, 1-4 til.
Fl. ext. Grindelia, 2 ni.
Fluid Guaiac, concentrated, 1-2 HL.
190 Sodium salicylate, 3 grs i 25 65 16
191 Sodium salicylate Compound 1 50 78 18
Sodium salicylate. 3 grs.
Ext. Colchicum root, 1-2 gr.
Tinct. Digitalis, i v\,.
192 Sodium sulphite Compound (Anti-Fer-
ment) 70 38
Sodium sulphite, i gr.
Salicylic acid, i gr.
Ext. Nux vomica, 1-8 gr.
Powd. Capsicum, 1-8 gr.
Powd. Ipecac, i-io gr.
193 Sodium sulphite Compound with Pepsin '
— Discontinued,
194 Sumbul Compound (Goodell's) 90 48 12
Ext. Sumbul, I gr.
Asafetida, 2 grs.
Ferrous suljjhate, dried, x gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-40 gr.
195 Terpin hydrate Compound i 25 65 16
Terpin hydrate, 3 grs.
Tinct. Guaiac, ammoniated, 6 ni.
Tinct. Opium, camphorated, xo Til.
Fl. ext. Wild Cherry, 5 til.
Powd. Belladonna leaves, 1-16 gt.
fSee note at foot of page 245.
38a
COMPRESSED TABLETS.
*^ (Formulae not priced in bottles of loo > M D C
( are supplied at xo cts. per bot. ) Per looo Per ^ Per loo
196 Tonic (Aiken's.) $130 $68$ 16
Quinine sulphate, x gr.
Reduced Iron, 2-3 gr.
Arsenous acid, 1-50 gr.
Strychnine sulphate, x-So gr.
Ext. Gentian, 1-4 gr.
197 Tonic Sedative (Climacteric) 3 10 i 58
Quinine hydrochlorate, i gr.
Tinct. Ferric chloride, 5 ni.
Arsenous acid, 1-60 gr.
;mor
Alum, 3grs.
ulphate, 2 grs.
Fluid Golden-se^u (colorless), i x-a ni.
Zinc sulphate, 2
34
Gold and Sodium chloride, x-xd gr.
198 Uterine Astringent and Antiseptic. 145 7$ 18
Morphine sulphate, i-ao gr.
Tannic acid. 2 grs.
Boric acid, o grs.
199 Saw Palmetto Compound 150 78 18
Ext. Saw Palmetto, 3 grs.
Tr. Cantharides, 2 ill.
Tr. Belladonna leaves, 2 ill.
Ext. Corn-silk, 1-2 gr.
aoo Lupulin and Bromide Compound 1 15 60 15
Lupuhn, 1-2 gr.
Scutellarin, x-2 gr.
Ergotm (Bonjean), x-4 gr.
Atropine sulphate, 1-2000 gr.
Zinc bromide, x-io gr.
201 Phenacetine (Bayer), 5 grs 17 80 8 93 i 81
202 Intestinal Tonic I 35 70 17
Podophyllum resin, x-S gr.
Euonymin. 2-^ gr.
Beechwood Creosote, x-xo ttl.
Leptandrin, 2-5 gr.
Ext. Chirata, x gr.
203 Dermatol (Subgallate of Bismuth), 5 grs 7 45 3 75 78
204 Ferratin, Boehringer (B. & S.), Gm. 0.25,
about 4 grs 7 50 i 53
205 Ferratin, Boehringer (B. & S.), Gm. 0.5,
about 8 grs 14 65 2 96
206 Salt and Iron, Dr. Memminger 50 28
Sodium chloride, 10 grs.
Ferrous carbonate mass (Vallet's), x gr.
Ext. Euonymus, 1-4 gr.
207 Cascara Sagrada Ext, 5 grs i 00 53 13
208 Warburg's Tincture 2 35 i 20 27
Each tablet represents x fluidrachm War-
burg's Tincture.
209 Nasal. Improved '. 50 28
Sodium chloride, 5 grs.
Menthol. 3-50 gr.
Thymol. 3-50 gr.
Sodium borate, 5 grs.
Oil Eucalyptus, 3-50 ni.
Oil Gaultheria, 3-xoo ill.
^/^ Bismuth subnitrate, 5 grs 215 i 10 25
^/^ Ammonium bromide, 5 grSo <y> e^ ^2.
COMPRESSED TABLETS
IN BULK AND SPECIAL STYLE FOR RETAILING.
«
54 Ammonium chloride, 3 grs.j
in I lb. g.-s. bottler per lb. ,$ 65
in 10 lb. boxes per lb. . 50
An^monimn chloride, 5 grs.,
in I lb. g.-s. bottles per lb. . 55
in 10 lb. boxes per lb.. 4a
58 Borax (sodium borate), 5 grs.,
in I lb. g.-s. bots per lb. . 50
in 10 lb. boxes per lb. . 35
59 Brown Mixture, 100 iil, in i lb. g.-s. bottles per lb. . 45
Each compressed tablet represents 100 minims com-
pound mixture of Glycyrrniza of the U. S. P., 1890,
and contains:
Ext. Glycyrrhiza, 3 grs.
Powd. Opium, i-ao gr.
Benzoic acid, 1-20 gr.
Camphor, x-ao gr.
Antimony and rotassiuin tartrate, 1-40 gr.
Oil Anise, 1-20 m,.
Brown Mixture and Ammonium chloride,
in I lb. g.-s. bottles per lb. . 40
Each tablet represents:
Mist Glycyrrhiza comp., 85 Vi.
Ammonium chloride, 3 grs.
66 Digestive, 9 "A,"
in bottles of 30 per doz. . i 20
in bottles of 65. . r per doz. . 2 00
See also page 41.
We employ in these tablets our regular Pepsin
Aseptic, which is ten times as strong as the saccnar-
atea pepsin and a pancreatin ec|ual in digestive
activity to any. Each tablet contains:
Pepsin aseptic (1-3000), x gr.
Pure Pancreatin, i gr.
Calcium lactophospnate, 2 grs.
See also page 41 for formula of Digestive Tablets, 3 "B."
71 Licorice Powder Compound, 20 grs.,
in lb. bots per lb. . 40
76 Peptonizing Tablets, Improved per bot. of 30. . 25
Each tablet contains:
Pure Pancreatin, a x-2 grs.
Sodium bicarbonate, 9 1-2 grs .
77 Potassium bicarbonate, 5 grs.
in I lb. g.-s. bottles -^x Vo , , T^
in 10 lb. boxes. .V^x"^.. ^
383
■^ y..^ ^?. mmI* lf««l b» OS as a - B ■■ ; j- iniianrr
INDEX.
PAGE
Abies balsamea. . . . Balsam Fir 55
Abrus precatorius Jequirity 137
Abscess root 41
Abshitbium 41
Acacia Catechu 83
Acer rubrum Red Maple 181
Acetanilid see Tar 208
Achillea Millefolium . . .Yarrow 224
Acid, Arsenous 53
Benzoic 59
Boric 65
Carbolic Tar 208
Gallic GaUs 159
Hydriodic 125
Hydrochloric 126
Hydrocyanic I3J6
Phosphates, Liquid 41
Salicylic 221
Tannic 207
Tartaric 209
Acme Cat»ule Filler 72
Aconapellin Aconite 41
Aconite 41
Aconitum Napellus Aconite 41
Acorus Calamus Calamus 68
Actaeaalba White Cohosh 219
spicata Red Cohosh 181
Adder's tongue 42
Adhatoda vasica 42
Adiantum pedatum,
Maiden-hair 148
Adonidin Adonis vemalis 42
Adonis vemalis 42
Adrue 43
^gle Marmelos Bael 55
^sculus glabra Buckeye 66
Hippocastanum,
Horse-chestnut 123
Agaric 43
Fly 110
Agaricin Agaric 43
Agaricus muscarius,
Fly Agaric 110
Agrimonia Eupatoria,
Agrimony 43
Agrimony 43
Agropvrum repens. . .Triticum 212
Aflantnus glandulosa 43
Ajowan 43
Alder, Black 61
Tag 207
25
PAGE
Aletris farinosa Star-grass 200
Aikanet 43
Alkanna tinctoria Aikanet 43
Allium sativum . . .- Garlic 11 1
Allspice, Florida 109
Almonds, Oil Sweet 204
Alnus serrulata Tag Alder 207
Aloe Perry! Aloes 48
Aloes ... 48
Aloin Aloes 44
Alpinia offlcinarum. . Galangal HO
Alstonia constricta 44
Alterative Compound 44
Althaea 45
officinalis Altheea 45
rosea Hollyhock 122
Alum 45
Aluminum hvdrate 45
oleate 45
and Potassium sul-
phate Alum 45
Alum-root 45
Alveloz milk 45
Ambrosia artemisiaef olia,
Ragweed 180
American Centaury 46
Columbo 46
Hellebore,
Veratrum viride 216
Ivy 46
Saffron .... Safflower 1 86
Sarsaparilla 46
Wormseed,
Chenopodium 85
Ammoniac 46
Ammonium bromide 46
carbonate 47
carbazotate. . .Am-
monium Picrate 47
chloride 47
muriate. . Ammon-
ium chloride 47
picrate 47
salicylate 47
valerianate 47
Ampelopsis American Ivy 46
Amyl nitrite 48
Anacyclus Pyrethrum,
Pycethrusxv V5!ft
3»S
3E6
INDEX.
PAGE
Analgesm (Antipyrine),
see Tar 208
Anamirta Cocculus. . .Cocculus 91
Ananas sativa Pine-Apple 172
Andira Araroba. . .Goa Powaer 117
Anemone Hepatica. .Liverwort 146
Pulsatilla.. Pulsatilla 179
Angelica 48
atropurpurea,
Angelica 48
Angustura 48
Anise 48
Anod>nQe Pine Expectorant. ... 48
Antacid Tablets 49
Anthemis 49
Cotula Mayweed 158
nobilis Anthemis 49
Antidotes to Poisons 16
Antimonial Powder 49
Antimony and Potassium tar-
^^^ ^Q
sulphurated...... 50*. 189
Antipyrine see Tar 208
Antiseptic Liquid 50
Soap 60
Tablets 50
Apiol see Parsley 166
Apium graveolens Celery 83
ApocjTiin Bitter-root 61
Apocynum 51
andros€emifolium,
Bitter-root 61
cannabinum,
Apocymun 51
Apple Tree 51
Aralia hispida Dwarf Elder 102
nuaieaulis,
American Sarsaparilla 46
racemosa .... Spikenard 198
Arbor Vitee 51
Archangelica officinalis,
Angelica 48
Arctium Lappa Lappa 141
Arctostaphylos glauca,
Manzanita 151
Uva-Ursi.
Uva-Ursi 215
Areca 52
Catechu Areca 52
Ariscema Dracontium,
Green-dragon 118
triphyllum,
Indian Turnip 128
Aristolochia Serpentaria,
Serpentaria 193
Arnica 52
montana Arnica 52
Aromatic 52
Arsenic bromide 52
chloride 52
iodide 52
oleate 53
sulphide 53
ArsenouB acid 53
Artemisia Abrotanum,
Southernwood 1^
i
PAGE
Artemisia Absinthium,
Abonthium, 41
frigida.
Mountain Sage 157
paudflonLSaDtonica 18$
vulgaris. . .Mugwort 157
Asafetida 64
Apagreea officinalis... Cevadflla 84-
Asarumcanaden8e.WUd Ginger 228
Asclepias 54
curassavica,
Blood-flower 63^
incamata White
Indian Hemp SSfy
syriaca. Silkweed 19a
tuberoea . . .Asclepias 64
Asclepidin Asclepias 64
Ash, Black 61^
Mountain 157
Prickly Xanthozylum 224
Wafer 217
White 219
Asimina triloba Fapaw 16&
Asparagus 54
officinalis,Asparagus 54
Aspidium 54
Aspidosperma 64
Quebracho-bianco
Aspidosperma 64
Atomizing Inhaler, Semple's.. 128
Atropa Belladonna, B^adonna 6^
Atropine Belladonna 58
Austitilian Fever Bark,
Alstonia constricta 44
Avens, Water 21&
Bael 55
Balm, Melissa 183
Lemon Melissa 16$
Balmony 55
Balsam Copaiba 95
Fir :.. 65
Gunun 120
of Peru 65
Poplar 65
Bamboo Brier 55
Brier Compound,
Alterative Compoimd 44
Banana 5&
Baptisia tinctoria. .Wild Indigo 28a
Baptisin Wild Indigo 22a
Barberry 66-
Barosma betulina Buchu 6ft
Barosmin Buchu 66
Basil. Sweet 204
Basswood 56
Bayberry .' 55
LaureL.Laurus nobilis 56-
Bay Laurel Myrcia acris 66.
Bearsfoot 56
Beech 66 '
Beech-drop 67
Beef 67
Cacao (5flLoaDcaBrara> Wf
Ixotk aa^'WVa* ^
^ -^^
■r INDEX. B
^ I Beet leUy tMoequera's) M BouBiea, Iodoform S99 ^1
BeetJeliytM.
JfUV. Fillid (MOBOkic— =/. u.
Meal CMoBqnerSi'SJ 37
Bellwloiiiia G8
BdlodoDDln BplltukiiiDa 68
Baaoicacid. '..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.''. S»
Belaoiii EB
Berbertn Burberry 66
Berbtrine BydroohloratB.
Hyflrastia 184
PboBphate,
Hydraetto l»l
^phate. .HfilrBstiB 1M
TiJ^i^ Baj-berr? £6
Be««innt,WHa BUS
DBtfi-rooC SO
Beu-ay. Wood..
ackBireh (
Viburnum Pnuiifoliuiii
Hellebore
Indian Kemp.Apocyntim.
...SeopaHiM U
Sui Vomica K
Buckeye.
BuckTwm Broke .-..,
Buckthorn Bark Frao^ula IK
La^W
e 107
CacCus granaillimis,
Caffeine.
Calabar Bean..
Colainiu.
Calendula
Calitomia Fete
Laur
CalisBya, EsenI
I. .Calendula w j
MoaquBra'BlOt-.|
_ee Merouiy lU J
CalvcaathuB floridua. ■ \
Florida AIlBpIca IW \
Oahuuba ?0 £l
Coniphor nHJ
Canada fialsam ....BaIbozd Fir Dff ^
Snakeroot.
see Wild Ginger m
Thistle..
Canadian Hen
I Gl
m borate IKi
65
388
INDEX.
PAOB
Capsules, Horae 112
Soluble Elastic 318
Veterinarj- 112
Caraway 78
Carbenia beneilicta,
Blestied Thistle 63
Carbolic acid see Tar 208
Canlamoiii 73
Canliual-flower, Blue 64
C'arica Papaya Papaw Juice 165
Caroba 74
Carpenter's-square Fi^wort 108
CarronOil see Linseed Oil 145
Carrot, Wild 2*8
Oarthamus tinctorius^Safflower 186
CarumCarvi Caraway 73
copticum Ajowan 43
Petroselinum.... Parsley 166
Cascara Amarga 74
Cordial 75
Sagrada 74
Cascarilla 75
Cascarin Cascara Sajn*ada 75
Case, Diurnal Tablet Triturate 76
DiiUTiule 76
Enierjcency 76
Hypodermatic 76
Materia Medica 77
Reagent 78
Tablet Triturate 79
Veterinary Hypod'tic 80
Cassia Cinnamon 81
acutifolia Senna 192
Fistula 81
Castalia odorata.
White Pond-Lily 290
Castanea 81
dentata Castanea 81
Castor Oil plant 81
Catechu 82
Catnep 82
Caulophyllin Caulophy llum 82
Caulophyllum 88
thalictroides.
Caulophyllum 82
Ceanothus americanus,
Jersey Tea 187
Cedron Seed 82
Celandine, Garden,
Chelidonium 85
Wild 222
Celastrus scandens,
False Bitter-sweet 107
Celery 83
Centaury, American 46
European 106
CephaSlis Ipecacuanha.. Ipecac 180
Cephalanthus occidentalis,
Button-bush 67
Cerasin Choke Cherry 87
Cercis canadensis. .Judas-Tree 188
Cerebral Sedative, Compound.. 88
Oerebrin 88
Oareus ^andifioruB 83
Nigbt-hlooming
C^reus grandiflorus 88
PAOK
Cerium oxalate 88
Cevadilla 84
Chamselirium luteum, Helonias 121
Chamberlin's Utero - Vaginal
Syringe 206
Chamomile, Q^man
Matricaria 158
Roman, AnthemJs 49
Charcoal 84
Chaulmoogra OU 84
Chekan 85
Chelidonium 86
majus, CheUdonhim %
Chelone glabra. Balmony 55
Chelonin Balmony 18
Chenopodium 86
ambrosioides,
Chenopodium 86
Chenopodium Botrys 187
Cherry, Wild 2S2
Chestnut Castanea 81
Chewstick 85
Chian Turpentine 85
Chickweed 85
Children, Facts regarding 24
Chimapfaila 86
umbellata.
Chimaphila 86
Chimaphilin Chimaphila 86
Chionanthus virginica.
Fringe Tree 110
Chirata. 86
Chloral 86
Chlor- Anodyne 86
Chlorinated Soda, Solution of,
see Labarraque's Solution 140
Chl<Mt>form 87
Choke Cherry -. . . . . 87
Chondodendron tomentosum,
Pareira 166
Chrysanthemum Leucanthe-
mum Ox-eye Daisy 164
Chrysanthemum Parthenium,
Feverfew 108
Cicely, Sweet 204
Cicuta maculata.
Water Hemlock 219
Cimicifuga. 87
racemosa,
Cinucifuga 87
amicifugin Cimicifuga 87
Cinchona 87
Cinchonidine and its salts,
see Cinchona 88
Cinnamomum camphora,
Camphor 70
Cassia.... Cassia
Cionamon 81
Cinquefoil 89
Citrullus dolooynthis,
Colocynth 96
vulgaris, Watermelon 219
Citrus Aurantium,
Orange, Sweet 163
'Vimet^ lAmft 144
LAxaomixxi .lisiaifsii. \4S^
citrus vul(!arig .Orange, BitWr
ClavicepB purpurea Ergot
Ootbor
OoTCT, Ked.
White!!!!!!!!!!!]!!!!*.'.
CoicuB orrensB, Canada TiiifltJe
Cordial*,'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' .'. .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.!
Cocaine and Its solta
CodUTer'oii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lofot™
Onffee
Coire» arahirai. Coffee
Cohosh, Black Cimicifuga
Blue CaulophyUum
Red
OolA acuminata, . .'.' .'.Koia
Otdohlclne
ColchlcuiD
8ti)n&.root ;
OoHioBOnin 8t"no-root :
Colocuia BBculenta.
Oolocjiith
OotUfoot
Columbo. Forrini calumba
American
Domfrer
Oomniiphnra ISlyn-ha. . . .Mrrrh
CompouDd CFrebraJSedatlre..
Oompreesed Tablets
ConduraoBo
OmlioH Omium
Oralum
maoulatum Conlum
OsDTallarla, U. 8, P ,
see LUy of-tho-Valley
Convallarla majalle.
Convallarla
Oonvoliulus ScauimoDia,
Coolwort
Copaiba
Langsdorflli , . . ,Capalba
Bulphate
CoptiB triroliB Gotdthreal
Oarallarhlza odonlarhlza.
Crawley
Cocdial, Uothers'
see Bquaw Tlce
Coriander
CofJuidruDi satiium,
CorlBJider
3Sg
INDEX.
Corn Ergot ,
SllS
Oomln Dogwood 1(
CorauBclrcinata,,.Oreen Osier 11
fiorlda Dogwood U
seticua Red Osier It
CoiToslTe Bubliniaie,
see Uercut7 I'm
Corydahii TnFker.Coni SIB
Coto BT
Cotton VI
Couch-Ktass Tritlcum 2U ■
Cramp-bark, Yiburaum Opulua 81Q ^^^1
Cnm^ai Qenudum 114 ^^H
Cnvtey 87 ^^M
Creoeote .aeeTor tOe ^^^H
Crocus sativuB Saffroa ]» ^^H
CrotuD EluturiB CoscarilU TO ^^H
Oil m I^^H
CrotoB TIgllum Groton Oil M
CroupSvmp sea Squill HB
Cubeb 08
Ououmiier trea W
CucurbltaPepo Pumpkin 170
Culyera Leptuidra 143 '
Cuuila marlana Dlltsnj 101 ^^H
Curcuma longa Turmerfii SIS ^^^H
CyDogloawm omclnale. ^^^H
Hound's-lJingae 1S( ^^^H
Cvporus articulatus Adrua 43 ^^^H
CypHpedin W ^^H
CTpripnllUEa 98 J
Oypripedium pubeaijeus B8
C^tisuB tktopuiuB. . .EoopariUB 191
Damiana OS
Dandelion TaraiaauDi sm
Daphne MeBereum..>to»iereum 158
Datura BifamoMum,
Stramonium 901
DaucusCarota...,'Wild CiUTOt S3S
De«^toninie 90
Delphinium Consolida. ^H
Larkspur 142 .^^H
BtaphiBBgria, l^M
Staphlaaerla «» I^H
Dermatol. .Bismuth Bubgaillate SO ^H
Dewberry 01 ^M
maeDOBlsof Fevers SO
Dialyzed Iron 193
DiaeUse, Pancreatic OB
Turkey-cOTB KI2
Digestive Tablats 100
Digitalln DigitaiU 100 ^B
DlgltailBin DigltaUslOO ^H
Digitalis purpurea, ...BIMtalla 160 _^^H
DioBCorea Tillosa. ...fflhTyam Sn I^^H
Dioacoreln Wild Tarn S)8 ^^H
DloapyroB Tirglniaiia, ^^H
PeFslmmoo ISO M
tiiriTilec*Birt.Y(j»ifti« -■ -Si
DVUam; -^?-al
IMunua Tablet Trlturai
IHurDulw
ErythroiTloo Coca Ooca SO
EachactMlttlA ......:.,...„ 104.
Dora^ Powder., .lee Opium tSl
EcbalUum Elotertutn.
Echinacea
Elateriim
aui^uBtl/olEa.
Kclitnacei
Capmilea, Soluble
Klu|)hBaC<B-rc
...Mm
Rlbea Kmbella IC
Smsrseacj' Case. '
JEcnpur Otpaults. II
BmuUan Ood Liver nil i
JSnleiio FOls *
^bedn RDCiBypbillUca ID
^ictea repens, . . .Grsral-pluil: 11
Xidloblum BplcatuiD ,
^^ Winow-HerU SS
Eplpbei^ua vlrglnlaiia.
Bcecb^dro]! I
n liyumaie,
BrlwIioU'Uh ~
UluUuoaiini,
Eriodictyou
in yuKHOfollura,
WnlflT ErjBRO
Brftbnw (.iirnUiiriiim.
F.urmv4ui Oeutaurv
Srylitroal\
AspidiuiD U
*™™""MJi)poroiiiea,"iiuix>faia 101
Ihilcaniftra. 101
Dwarf ElJer 103
uid TlijTnol Ai
Bimtic, Euthymi
^ugeola caryophFllatB. . Ciovi
Cbwiur- ™—-
Euon ymin
itic, Eulhvn
CbBbia t
atropurpureus.
Euonjmus IC
EupAtoriuiD IC
£uphOTti> coroUaU,
or-thfr-meadoH' ISO
Alreloamilk IS
Fahiima Imbrlcata Pleh) 15
Facts regardlog Children i
FnBiiH femigiMa BBooh t
False BlItOTSweet M
Hellebore,
Adonis veruallfl 4
UDicorn see Heloulas I!
FHflovlH omailM
Fennel K
Watar *1
Fern-SweBt »
remMa M
Ferula ralbaiilflUB..^dbaiiuiu 11
j-.lIurkW revertew...
FU^ort^.
Ptve-flowered Qenld&n...
, J08 GBntisiB, Fiv
. 108 Oeraoia....
. loe GeraDiurn...
. 100 m
. 109 OermanChaiiK
ToreLgQ Oolmnbo. .... Call
FonDuln for Svrupa
'nnctiireB . . .
Vliiegats .; . .
ikenia. gi
JigilallH IC
iwbeiTj at
Trankeius, graadtfollo.
TerbaRemna 2S
Trlnge Tree !1
TroOTwort 11
FucuB vetuculoeua,
Bladder-wrock t
Oallpea Cuajimia..,
e, ChelldoDiu.
Gentian ]]
43«BtluiAlut«a QentlaD II
uchroLtiuca,
Sampson Snttkts-root IG
puberula,
Bhin Qeotlaa G
gninquBflora Flve-
flowered Qantian.. V
Ki
r, Water ai8 }
ucum nyalu Water Aye " " —
Onienia DifoUata,
Indian Fbyala ISS
Glycerated Dialyzed IroD ISB
Glycerin. "*
aijicerole YeltiinB Oomp.,
—a ErioaidriMi 108
. 110 Olycj'iTliiza.. .
Qnaphallun
^^;
SB OlfcyTTbln lie ,
OoaPawiler...
A Ipecacuanba,........- 117 J
— -. 117 I
Nlliun cbloride IIT
117
..HTdOBClB 1!4
_.._ 118
OoDolobuB OoDdurango,
Owdurango M
Oossyptia Cotton S7
OofiHTplniu herbaceuni..C<iltou 07
Granules, Plot.,., __
Grarel-plaut US
Great Laurel JIB
Oreeu-dtaeon 118
robuHta Orindelia IIS
afflcia^e, QualaGum 110
Guarea (sp. Indet).
Qynocardia odorata,
CliBu1mD<%ra Oil* 84
...sw Turpentine SIB
1
H-IudUkUa
Erpodermatic lUilets, Veter-
ETpopboBphllM-
Rynt^MiB officio
HjBtwtonl™...,
ErpopboqihllM. HcmMlc..... 1»
BjatofHiB offidoalis Hjisciap lf>
itjtwx^ dhftn'tt*-"'
iraeyTea...
Jessamine Six<
JohnswDrt. ..,,.....- ...,....,.
Judas-tree
Juglaodiii .Ju^lODB
nigra Black Walnut
Juniper. , . - -
JunlpeniB tommunlB . .Juniper
SatilDii, SaA-ae
Junibeba
Kalmla latlfoUa.
KermesUineral...
andraw..Krameria U
Labarraqite's Sahition U
LatiradorTea 14
LftotiUsl Pepsin gee Pepsin 1(
L&ctuca coiiBdeDBJB.
Wild Lettuce a
SHtlva Lettuce U
TiroBft. , .Laetuearlum U
Loctucarium U
I^dlea'-bedfltja^...... 14
Ladies'-Bllpper , ..OTripedium (
lAmium alljuni Ij
Si
lArkHDur.
Latin Words. Piirases, El
lAudanQm I
LaureL Bar
Cafifornltt
Laurus noUlls. . ,
Lavandula officii
lAveoder .._
Llis^LaTeni
LoonuruB cardiacs. Motherwort 16
Leptaudra 14
t™. — ij_ ...Leplranda U
Letiac
Levant WonDeeed...SaDtODlca IF
LeviBtldini olBcinale.-.LoFago U
Uotris apicata.
Licorice .Qlycyrtlilsa 11
Life-evEriaaUng
Lipustruin Tuleare,..
IJly-oI-Uie-Tallef,
Conrallaria U
Juice and Peqpgln....IJmB :
Lindera Benioin ...'"■
Linseed Oil
Llppla dulcia..Iippia MexlcaDa 14
^'-^idcana^ *, "
id Pbospbatea. . .
antieepUc.
Llquidambar DrieDtal[a,.Btorur W
gtyraciflua.
Sweet Ouin SC
Liquor Sedans 14
Liriodendron tullpifera.
Tulip-tree SI
Uthlum and lu ealCa.
'toiau! .'!.".'.'. :.-Lohdia ~U
sypliiUtica Huo
Cardiaal-Flover (
Lobeliln ^. LobeJia T4
Lofoten Cod Liver oa '
Li^wood.. Hsmatoxylon
LowTh^'ow'.'.*.'.'. !!!"!!! i !!!! !
Lozenires
Lung Mobs
Lungwort
LupuliD .Hops
Lycoperstcum esculeotiim,
I^ooirin Buglsweed (
I^copuB europffiua
Bltlet __„ .
vlrgiDicuB, Bugleweed (
Maci-otic' CCiiBictf iigin},*
UagDolia...
JXaiden-balr .., ..
Uaiie seeCom t
Malabar Nut. .Adbatodavatfck i
Bf ale-Fern..,,..,..... Aspldlam B
MallotuBptillippiaenBlB.EamBla U
Maltale.r!..::.
HaJt aad its combiDHtlora.
'Ua,'D\e,'B«a
394
INDEX.
PAOB
Mandrake Podoiihyllum 178
Manf^anttte. salts of 149
Manf^iBteen 150
Manna 150
Man-root 151
Manzanita 151
Marigold. Calendula 69
Marjoram, Sweet 205
Mamibium 151
\'ulgare, Marnibiiim 151
Marshmallow Altheea 45
Marsh Rosemary 151
3Ia8terv('ort 152
Mastic 153
Mat^ see Parat?uay Tea 166
Matoia Medica Cabinet 77
Matioo 152
Matricaria 153
Chamomilla,
Matricaria 153
Mayii'eed 153
Medicine Dropper and Bottle,
graduated 152
MeliaAzedarach,Pride of China 179
Melilotus officinalis,
Sweet Clover 204
Melissa. 153
officinalis Melissa 158
Menispermum 153
canadense,
Menispennum 153
Mentha arvensis Menthol 153
piperita.... Peppermint 167
Slenthol 153
viridis Spearmint 198
Menthol 153
M^iyanthes trifoliata,
Buckbean 66
Mercuriahs annua.
Mercury- weed 156
Mercury and it^s salts 1 54-156
-weed 156
Mexican Ginger see Ginger 115
Mezereum 156
Micromeria Douglasii,
Yerba Buena 225
Mikania Guaco Guaco 119
Milkweed see Silkweed 193
Mint, Mountain 157
Mistletoe 156
Mistura Smilacis Composita,
Alterative Compound 44
Mitchella repens . . .Squaw- vine 199
Mitella nuda Coolwort 95
Hormordica Elaterium,
Elaterium 102
Monarda fistulosa,
Wild Bergamot 222
punctata, Horsemint 123
Monotropa uniflora Fit-root 109
Moonseed, Canadian,
Menispemum 153
3forphine Opium 161
Mosquera>TuUa Food Products 57
Mother's Cordial,
see Squaw-vine 199
PAOB
Motherwort 156
Mountain Ash 157
Laur^ 157
Mint 157
Sage 167
MufTwort 157
Muutipuama 157
MuUein 157
Musa sapientum Banana 56
Muscarine see Fly Agaric 110
Musk-root Sumbol 208
Mutisia 158
viciffifoUa Mutisia 156
Myricaacris BayLaur^ 56
asplenifolia, Sweet Fern 204
cerifera Bayberry 56
Myricin .Bayberry 56
Myristica fragrans Maoe 147
....Nutmeg 150
Myrrh 158
Nar^amia alata,
Goanese Ipecacuanha 117
Nasal Tablets 158
Nasturtium Armoracia,
Horse-Badish 124
Nectandra (sp. indet.) . . . .Goto 97
NepetaCatana Catnep 82
Glechoma. .Ground Ivy 119
Nettle 158
Neutralizing Cordial,
see Rhubarb 182
Newbouldia 150
l8evis..Newbouldia 150
Nickel oleate. 159
Nicotiana Tabacum. . .Tobacco 210
Night-Blooming Cereus,
Cereus grandiflorus 88
NitriteofAmyl 48
Nitroglycerin Glonoin 115
Nuphar advena,
Yellow Pond-Lily 224
Nutgall 159
Nutmeg 159
Nux Vomica 159
Oak, Black 62
Jerusalem 137
Poison,
Rhus Toxicodendron, 184
Red 181
White 220
Obstetric Calendar 16
Ocimum Basilicum, Sweet Basil 220
QSnanthe Phellandnum,
Water Fennel 218
CEnothera biennis.
Evening Primrose 107
Oil, Carron see Linseed Oil 146
Castor 81
Chaulmoogra 84
CodLiver 92
Croton 'Jfe
EucaSyptos 'VSfe
on, HaBrlBtu Turpentliie 81
Olive.. ^'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.'.'.'. 1(
Origanum see ThTme SI
Sweet AJmondB H
OlemnTtelil Crotoo OQ <
OUtgOII 1(
Ophthalmic Tablets. %
Opium. 1(
Orange. Bitter If
Sweet 1(
OrigoDum Mojorana,
Bweet Marjoram X
on Bee 'Aiy"" ^^
Orris M
Orthosiphoii 1(
etomlDeus.
Onhdalphoa If
Oaler,0iwn 11
Red IS
Oamorrhiia lonelBtyUB.
Sweet Cicely a
Buckhoni Brake i
OHtryaviTselalca Iroawood 1*
Oi-eyo DaSsy 1(
OxOall M
OzTdeadrDn arboreum,
BourwDodll
pruo]ilai>fflcdiuiU»,,'---.Feaa7 1(
Pale Rose 14
Ptancrealln W
Papain i^nw juice 1(
fnpBver RluBaa SedFoppy Ih
ttomoiferum.. Vi
Papaw H
Juice 1(
Pspnyotlu PapBiW Juloe 1(
Paracoto Ooto (
Paraguay Tea 1(
Paregoric.
«s Opium Camphorated If
Pareira H
Brava,. Pareira If
Fariila. Yellow. .Meuispennum U
parsley,... «
PoBBion-fimrer U
PaBsion-flDwer If
Pauliinla Horbflis Giiarana 1j
Psa^ai If
PeUltory Pyrethmm i',
Fengawor Dlombl It
Pennyroyal Hedeoma 1i
Fen^onim Baloldea.
Virginia Stone-crop 21
Pepper, Black f
Bed C&pslcuui 'i
Peppermint II
Pepsin It
Feptaainlog Tablets,
Fei^muion ISO
Petroleum ISB
Peumus BolduB Boldo fH
Phenocetlne see Tar 306
Phenaion (AndpyrineJ.see Tar a08
Phenol (Otrbolio add]. . see T^ MS
Phoradendron flaveBoeoa.
Hlatletoe IBfl
Phoaphorio Add 170
Fho^horuB 170
Physoatlgma ITD
• PhysaBtlfius 170
Phytolacca 171
Phytolacca in
Phytolaceln Phytolacca ITl
PIiSj m
Pier»na exoelsa Quassia 17B
Plcroninla Caacara Amarga T4
Picrotoihi CoeculuB 81
Hlb.Llslor MB
Enteric SW
Pilocarpus ITS
pinuatifohus.
Pilocatinu ITS
Phnenta ITS
orachiBJiB. . . .Phn«ita 179
Pimpernel, Scarlet 191
PimphieUa Aalsum Anise 48
Baxt&aga,
Pine-Apple
White. sn
Pink OraDiiles. List dT S90
-root, Bpigeha , 1«8
Pinua palustris Turpentios StS
BtrobuB White Pine «M
Piper aiieii!itlfoUuin....MatICD IM
Ciubeba Ciuheb K
Jaburonili ..Jainhu Asau 137
methisticum ..ICavakara 13B
nigrum BlaokPepper M
Piperloe Black Pepper 09
PIpElaaeva Chlmanhlla 88
Pisckha Erythrlna.
Jamitica Dogwood 138
Piatada Leotiscus Mastic 1B>
tenibhiUius,
C3iiaa turpentine fU
Pltcher-Flanl 173
PlBotago major Plaulohi IT8
Plants 178
Fteurisy-root ABclerdas Bt
podopliyllin Podopbyllain 173
Podophyllotoxin. Podophyllum 178
Podophyllum 173
pellatum,
Fodonbyllum ITS
Foisoa Oak.
Rhus Toiicodenriron 181
Poisons aod Antidotes 19
Poke-berry. -PhytnteBisi \t\.
396
INDEX.
PAOB
Polygala Seoetra Senega 192
PolyfTooatum ofncinaie.
i>oloinoii'»-aeal 197
• Polygonum acre.
Water Pepper 219
Bistorta . . . Bistort 61
Polymnia Uvedalia. . .Bearsf«x>t 56
Polypodium vuUrare. PolviKxly 174
Polj-pody 174
Polyponis f >fnciiialis Agaric 43
Polytrichuni juninerinuni,
Haircap Muss 120
Pomegranate 174
Pond-Lilv, White 220
YeU»»w 2M
Poplar, ^Miite 221
Poppy 174
Red 1«
Populus Balsauiifera.
Balsam Poplar 55
tremuloitles.
White Poplar 221
Posologj' 18
Potassium and its salts 174-178
Potentilla canadensis.
Cinquefoil 89
Tonuentilla,
Toi-mentilla 212
Powder, Disinfectant 101
Premna taitensis Tonga 211
Prickly Ash Xanthox>ium 224
Pride of China 179
Primrose, Evening 107
Privet 179
Prunin see Wild Cherry 222
Pnmus persica Peach 166
serotina. ..Wild Cherry 222
virginiana.
Choke Cherry 87
Ptelea trifoliata Wafer Ash 217
Pterocarpus Marsupium,
see Kino 129
santalinus.
Red Saunders 182
Pterocaulon pycnostachyimi,
Indian Black-root 127
Pulmonaria officinalis,
Lungwort 147
Pulsatilla 179
Pumpkin Cucurbita Pepo 179
Punica Granatmn,
Pomegranate 174
Pycnanthemum montanum,
Mountain Mint 157
Pyrethrun 179
Pyrus americana.
see Mountain Ash 157
Malus Apple Tree 61
Quassia 179
Quebracho Aspidosperma 54
Oueen-of-the-meadow 180
Quercus alba White Oak 220
Jusi'tanica J»^ufc^all 159
rubra Bed Oak 181
PAGK
Quercus tinctoria... Black Oak &
Quillaja 18(>
saponaria Qufllaja 180
Quinine ami its salts 88
Urea muriate 88
•flowor 180
Ragweed
Ra^beny
It Case.
18a
181
Reagent Case 78
Realgar Arsenic sulphide 53
Red Clover 181
Cohosh 181
Gum 181
Maple 181
Oak 181
Osier 188
Poppy 188
Rose ; 185
Root Jersey Tea 137
Sandalwood, Red Saunder»-)88
Saunders 188
Reymond's Capsule Filler 73
Rhanmus catharticus.
Buckthorn Berries 07
Frangula.-Frangula 110
Purshiana,
Cascara Sagrada 74
Wightii 18^
Rhaphidophoravitiensis, Tonga 811
Rhatany , S^ama-ia 140
Rheum officinale Rhubarb 18s^
Rhododendron maximum,
Great Laurel US
Rhubarb 188
Rhus aromatica » . . 183^
Rhus glabra 184
Rhusin Rhus glabra 184
Rhus radicans,
Rhus Toxicodendron 184
Toxicodendron 184
Ricinus communis.
Castor Oil plant 81
Roman Chamomile. .Anthemis 40
Rosa centifolia. Pale Rose 184
gallica Red Rose 184
Rosemary 184
Marsh 151
Rose, Pale 184
Red 184
Rosinweed 185
Rosmarinus officinalis,
Rosemary 184
Rubus 185
canadensis . . . Dewberry 90
strigosus Raspberry 181
villosus .Kubus 185
Rudbeckia laciniata.
Thimble-weed 210
Rue 185
Rum«>x 185
Acetosella,
crlspMS ."B-xrcciex. \^
Rumicin .Bwrnft^ \^
Hula BTttrealeiiH Rue 1
SabbaUa aueiilaria — Ameri-
cainpaitrLB I
Qoinine-ftower ]
SKJoluulii see Tar 1
Smnower 1
Eollron 1
Anwrioan SalBower 1
S»Be Balvla 1
Hoiintala 1
Sallcylia Add,
see White Willow !
fiaUialbB .'WHIteWiUotr 1
Dign, Black Wlllov
SaJol see Tar i
Falopben aeeTarS
8a)ria 1
oflldnalto. Salrla l
European Elder 10
Sampson Snakeroot IW
fiaudolHood IB7
Red Red Sauudcts les
187
idensla,
f^auj^uliiajia 1S7
. „ ...Sajjguluaria 187
Eaoeulnarlin SangulnBria !«•
SaagiilaBovlnuaExBlccaCuB. .. 188
6(uiral uU EiaadalwDod 1ST
SanUluin album. .Boodalwoud 187
amtonloa 188
SbdIouIp SoDtonica 188
Saponaiia oOlcliiallH, SoapnxKt 1P4
SomcBlsdlca 188
SoJ'iaoenla flava.
Trumpet-plant ais
purpurea,
FUchar-ptant ITS
SaraaparUla Bmllu 188
AmericBJi M
Samafras. 189
TBrllfollUDI.
Saswfraa 1B9
Saturela harteiiBls,
Bummer SsTory 203
Sauudera. Red Ifa
Snvlne IBO
.Saw Palmetto. 100
8ail(raee 160
ScamJnoDv 101
Scarlet Punpornd ISl
Bcoparliia 101
Soopolla. m
SoopoUa CarnloUco... .Soopolia ISl
SoourlnFRuah 181
SCrnpiniIarlB iHKloBai...Flirwort IQB
ScuUcap.. Scutellaria 102
^
lateriflora,
Scutellaria ISS
Secale comutum aeeEi^C 108
Sedative, Compound Cerebral,. 88
SenecJn Life-root 144
Senech) snrmia Uie-rool 144
Seneea let
Senna ; 193
Serenoa MiTulata.
Saw Palmetto ISO
Serpeataria IBS
Seaomum Indlcum Benne E8
Sheep Laurel.
tee Hountala Laurel iST
Sorrel 118
Shepherd 'B-putse 188
Sierra BalTb ..Mountain Sage 1B7
Silkweed. IBJ
Silphium laclniatum.
Rosln-weed ist
Silver iodide 191
nitrate 194
SimalwOedtoD....OedronSeed Bl
Shnamba I»4
Simaruba uDBra Slmuiaba 194
Skunk Cabbage ... 194
BlIppervEliD Elm 109
Smilaznerbacea.
Jacob's-ladder 18B
Pseudo^hlna,
Bamboo Brier B
Sorsaparllln 1H8
Soalieraot, Button OS
Canada,
see Wild Ginger as
SampBon 18?
Vireffia.
S^rpQitona 10a
White »l
Si>ap, Antja'ptlc. 90
bark Onlllaja 180
■n™ Quiiii^iea
Soapwort It4
Boda, chlorinated. SoluUon of,
see Labarraqne's Solutjon 140
Bodliuuandltsadts 194-lllT
SolsDum caroUneniw,
Honie-nettle IM
panit'ulatuni,
Jurubeba If
Solidago odora .Oolden-rod 11
Ttrgaurea II
Solomon<i.seal „ II
Soluble EHastlc Capsulee n
SolulJoD, Oald nncfSodlum
[cUorfdall
n- • .
398
INDEX.
PAOB
Southernwood 197
Rpani8h-nee<Ile8 197
R^iorteine Scoparius 191
Spearmint 198
Speedwell 198
Spice-bush 198
Spigelia 198
inarilaiidica. ..Spigelia 198
Spikenanl 198
Spiny C'lotbur 199
Spirfpatonient<^>sa... Hardback 121
Spruce, Hemlock 122
Spunce, HowerinjjT 109
Squaw-vine 199
Squill 199
Stachys Betonica,
Wood Betony 224
StaphisaKTia 200
Star-grass 200
Statice Limouium,
Marsh Rosemary 151
Stavesacre Staphisagria 200
Stellaria media Cnickweed 85
Sticta pubnonaria. .Lung Moss 147
Stigmata Maydis Ck)m 96
Stmingia, 200
silvatica Stillingia 200
Stillingin StiUingia ^
Stoue-nx)t wl
Storax 201
Stramonium 201
Strawberry 202
Strophanthus 202
bispidus,
Strophanthus 202
Strychnine Nux- vomica 160
Stiychnos Ignatia Ignatia 127
malaccensis,
Hoang Nan 122
Nux-vomica,
Nux Vomica 159
Stylosanthes 202
elatior,
Stylosanthes 202
Strychnine Nux Vomica 160
Styrax Benzoin Benzoin 59
Succus Alterans,
Alterative Compound 44
Sulphur 202
iodide 203
Sumach Rhus Glabra 184
Sumbul 203
Summer Savory 203
Sundew 204
Sunflower 204
Suppositories, Glycerin 116
Sweetbread Pancreatin 164
Sweet Ahnond Oil 204
Basil 204
Cicely 204
aover 204
Fern 204
Flas: .Calamus 68
Oum 205
MArjorBin. • • 205
SweHia CMrata Chirata 86
PAGB
Symphjrtum offidoale,
Oomtrey 94
Symplocarpus foetiduSf
Skunk Cabbage 194
Syringes 205
Syrups 806
Formuke for preparing 24f>
Tablet Triturates 825
Diurnal 85S
Tablets, Antacid 49
Antiseptic BO
Hypooermatic S94
Veterinary 899
Compressed 814
Ophthalmic 823
Tag Alder 207
Tamarac SX)7
Tanacetum vulgare Tansy 207
Tannic acid 207-
Tansy 207
Tar 207
Taraxacum 209
officinale
Taraxacum 209
Taro Flour 209
Tartar, Cream of,
Potassium bitartrate 175
Tartar Emetic Antimony
and Potassium Tartrate 49
Tartaric Acid 209
Tea 210
Terebene see Turpentine 218
Tests, Urinary 316
Teucrium Scordium,
Water Germandw 218
Thapsia 210
garganica Thapsia 210
Thea sinenas .Tea 210
Therapeutic Suggestions 7
Thermometric Equivalents. ... 89
Thermometry , 23
Thimble-weed 210
Thistle, Blessed 63
Canada 71
Thuya occidentalis,
Arbor vitte 51
Thyme 210
Thymol Thyme 210
Thymus vulgaris Thyme 210
Thyroids 210
Tiha americana Basswood 56
Tin oleate 210
Tinctures, Formulae for pre-
paring 229
Tincture, Warburg's 218
Tobacco 210
Tolu 211
Toluif era Pereiree,
Balsam of Peru 55
Balsamum iTolu 211
Tomato 211
Tonga. '5cv\
TanKa-\>e«si m
TorcaeD^ifli^ • » ***
\
,.p^ vr^H-
■ii>f-
399
INDEX.
PAOB
Tree of Heaven,
Ailanthus glandulosa 43
Trifolium Comp., Syrup 212
pratense, Red Clover 181
repens, White Clover 219
Trilisa odoratissima,
Deer-tonjnie 99
Trilliin Beth-root 60
Trillium erectum Beth-root 60
Trinitrin Glonoin 115
Triticum 212
Triturates, Tablet 825
Tsuga canadensis.
Hemlock Spruce 122
Trumpet-plant 212
Tulip-tree 212
Turkey-corn 212
Turmeric 213
Tumera microphylla, Damiana 99
Turnip, Indian 128
Turpentine 213
Chian 85
Tussilago Farf ara Coltsfoot 94
Twin-leaf 218
•
Ulmus fulva Kim 102
Umbellularia califomica,
California Laurel 70
Unicorn-root . . . .see Star-grass 800
Urechites 213
suberecta...Urechites 218
Ureometer 214
Urginea Scilla ....SquiU 199
Urmary Test Case,
see Reagent Case 78
Tests • 215
Urtica dioica.V.V. '.*.*.'.'.*. '.Nettle 158
Ustilago Maydis Com 96
Utero-Vaginal Syringe,
Chamberlin's 206
Uva-Ursi 215
Vacciniiun crassif olium 215
Valerian 215
Valeriana officinalis. . .Valerian 215
Veratrine see Cevadilla 84
Veratrum album.
White HeUebore 220
viride 216
Verbascum Thapsus... Mullein 157
Verbena hastata, Blue Vervain 64
urticsefolia,
White Vervain 221
Veronica officinalis. .Speedwell 198
virginica..Leptandra 143
Vervain, Blue 64
White 221
Veterinary Capsules 112
Hypodermatic Case 16
Syringe 207
Tablets 299
Vibumin — Viburnum Opulus 216
Viburnum Opulus 216
Prunif olium 217
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Vinegars, Formulae for pre-
* parmg 248
Viola tricolor Pansy 165
Virginia Snake-root
Serpentaria 193
Virginia Stone-crop 217
Vitis qulnquef olia,
American Ivy 4ft
Wafer Ash 217
Wafers, Laxative 14^
Wahoo Euonymus 105-
Walnut, Black 68
Warburg's Tincture 218
Water Avens 21H
Ekyngo 218
Fennel 218
Germander 218
Hemlock 219
Melon 219
Pepper 219
Weights and Measures 81
White Ash 21»
Bryony Bryonia 66
Clover 21»
Cohosh 219
Hellebore 220
• Indian Hemp 220
Oak 220
Pine 220
Pond-LUy 220
Poplar 221
Snake-root. 221
Vervain 221
Willow 221
WildBergamot 222
Carrot 222
Celandine 222^
Cherry. ^2
Ginger,
Canada Snake-root 223
Indigo 223
Lettuce 223
Yam 223
Willow, Black 63
Herb 223
White 221
Wines 307
Formulae for preparing.. 244
Wintera*een Gaultheria 111
Witch-Hazel Hamamelis 120
Wood Betony 224
Wormseed, American,
Chenopodium 86
Levant... (^antonica 188
Wormwood Absinthium 41
Xanthium spinosum,
Spiny aotbur 199
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